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| comment | | "parent_author":"builderofcastles",<br>"parent_permlink":"base-12-the-key-to-understanding-the-universe",<br>"author":"jeff-kubitz",<br>"permlink":"smdrbf",<br>"title":"",<br>"body":"Interesting thoughts,<br> I had a friend growing up with 6 fingers per hand and six toes per foot. The extras were surgically removed. They did not function.\n\nWhat about base 16,<br> 21,<br> 7,<br> 3,<br> ... Perhaps each base set of numbers has a useful function. Base 8 for the number of hot dogs in a pack - octal numeric system,<br> base 10 for the number of buns. I forget the number of sausages but it's a forty-eight ounces and 3 lbs. Like Ice Cream when before Biden - No - Mics,<br> it was base 64 ounces,<br> a half pound,<br> gallon. What's with the base .5 system?\n\nOr,<br> the base 75\/25 - the percentage of a civil judgement award the plaintiff who injury gets the base 25 portion which evaluated become one. A dual unity bases that in and of itself evaluates to one.\n\nOh,<br> I forgot fractions now no longer exist except on tape measures in the United States,<br> Maybe still in what is now the U.K.? \n\nWell it was an attempt at mathematical humor,<br> and I see what you mean because donuts(base 12),<br> eggs(bases 12,<br> 18,<br> 60).\n\nThere is a base 144,<br> which is gross to count.\n\nSo then for an easier understanding of music and frequency,<br> one should eat a dozen doughnuts a day?",<br>"json_metadata":" \"app\":\"steemit\/0.2\" " |
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