Post by Pincho Paxton on Dec 22, 2016 9:17:12 GMT
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Why big brains are rare
Pincho says...
Quantum physics rotate energy along the Y axis of the body. Axis are shaped like toy gyroscopes, and have real physics, they aren't just a mathematical concept. The bar of the gyroscope is the Y axis and energy propagates along the bar, and the bar is used in string theory. The wheel of the gyroscope is the X/Z axis, and that converts the linear propagation of the Y axis into spin, and a stationary energy storage area. When you combine both the linear movement, and the spin together you get tubes which are magnetism. The linear propagation on its own is Gravity. The gyroscope is built from a fractal, and the fractal is made from Axions. To power a large brain you need the Y axis of the body to be concentrated towards the brain as the area of least resistance. Our skin is our X/Z axis all rotated around our body, with body hairs in the Y axis which combine with spin to create tubes. So the gyroscope fractal works really well in physics, and can be observed in many different ways.
Pincho Paxton
Why big brains are rare
Pincho says...
Quantum physics rotate energy along the Y axis of the body. Axis are shaped like toy gyroscopes, and have real physics, they aren't just a mathematical concept. The bar of the gyroscope is the Y axis and energy propagates along the bar, and the bar is used in string theory. The wheel of the gyroscope is the X/Z axis, and that converts the linear propagation of the Y axis into spin, and a stationary energy storage area. When you combine both the linear movement, and the spin together you get tubes which are magnetism. The linear propagation on its own is Gravity. The gyroscope is built from a fractal, and the fractal is made from Axions. To power a large brain you need the Y axis of the body to be concentrated towards the brain as the area of least resistance. Our skin is our X/Z axis all rotated around our body, with body hairs in the Y axis which combine with spin to create tubes. So the gyroscope fractal works really well in physics, and can be observed in many different ways.
Pincho Paxton