N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE. BOOK 4. THE PHYSICS OF THE REALITIES

Book 4. The Physics of the Realities. Chapter 3. Another perception 158 in the Control System. Example code (square 4x4): 3 9 8 14 10 6 11 7 16 4 13 1 5 15 2 12 or 3 9 8 14 10 6 11 7 16 4 13 5 15 2 12 5. The sum of numbers on any column, row, diagonal = 34 . A square of 8x8 (1-64) is used, broken down into 4 sections, each of which has 7040 options. Since the request code for Man = 666 (a note LaLaLa), then all the codes start with the number 6, the feed – in the 64th number system. Codes are divided into static and dynamic. Static codes is information about Man – type, gender, blood parameters and everything that does not change in the course of life (sometimes here comes party membership, specialty, place of residence and other dynamic parameters). Dynamic codes change over a lifetime. They are divided into 12 sections and for housewives converted into horoscopes. If there are problems with the humanoid, then at the time of control, identification can be distorted, and it turns out that a Man has another code (for example, if you change at least the line number in the section, the man will urge to become a woman, which is typical for representatives of "national minorities"). If a group of people is given a similar square (as a rule, a closing one), then it connects this group at work (for example – Japan with group responsibility for work, or a woman – caring for the child). The code is stored in the human DNA (codon 64) . Exact copies of the statistical and dynamic codes of the "SvetL" Programs User are "stored" in the Complex Generator and change depending on the Brain's reactions to changes in the Life Support System. After long talks with N. Levashov, reading his works and a lot of other sources, it became clear to me (no matter how sad it sounds) that biology, as a science, does not come up to expectations in terms of solving problems that have already been set. It could not tell me the solutions to fundamental problems, for example, in the field of interaction of the Generator, Programs and the User's Brain. The trouble is that biology, by no means, is a science, as specialists in the technical field imagine science. Rather, it is a branched system of collecting facts that has no theoretical foundation and solving problems just by trial and error. To use the richest biological factology for technical developments, it was necessary, above all, to SUBJECT IT TO THE ADEQUATE THEORETICAL COMPREHENSION . It was difficult, but Nicolai provided invaluable help by his patient and correct explanation, seem to be truism at first glance, which, after his analysis, became meaningful.