Reciprocal System Research Society

Hi, i don't know if the 2.5k views of this post are all from google bot, but at least i am still around. Long time reader, never been a big poster. Dearly miss Bruce's insight, would love to see life coming back to this forum, so that his legacy could go on. Your paper is very interresting but i'll...

Hi, i don't know if the 2.5k views of this post are all from google bot, but at least i am still around. Long time reader, never been a big poster. Dearly miss Bruce's insight, would love to see life coming back to this forum, so that his legacy could go on. Hello, Your paper is very interresting b...

Paper (.pdf, 18pp): Beyond Archimedes: A Pythagorean Theorem Solution to Pi as Lone Unknown Triangle Side Abstract. We explore the practical application of isoperimetric inequality (L² ≥ 4πA) to classical methods of circle measurement. Exampling Archimedes' n-gon approach, we compare it to a real-wo...

Generally speaking: unless/until one realizes π ≠ 3.14159... one is lost full-stop albeit it is sometimes helpful to listen to others' point of view if even in stark disagreement. Larson's clarifications on the nature of space & time as being multiplicative reciprocal aspects of motion draws nee...

Greetings all, First and foremost, many thanks to all those involved whose efforts lead to the preservation & restoration of not only this site, but the others & their resources. On πr²/4r² = π/4 < 1 as a Constant Subunit Sum The areal ratio of any circle to its containing square is πr²/4r² ...

I understand this may not be well-received, but nevertheless it was/is necessary to impart. With due genuine respect(s) to Larson et. al. : Larson's principle deduction (via. his own use of induction) is incomplete : that is, fundamentally, we do not live in a universe of (nothing but) motion. Where...

The inverse square law: invsqrlw.png ...can be used to properly reconcile the area and/or circumference of the circle contained in (x² - x) = 1 = 2r. The radial application of the positive solution to (x² - x) = 1 as x = (√5 + 1) / 2 geometrically contains the area of the r = 1/2 circle: radialphi.g...

This makes sense but I have some questions. What if the inside of the sphere is not reflective? It can not not be (double negative). The radius of a sphere is already reflective of any/all net displacement(s) (for being caused by them) & they in turn reflect in/at/as the surface of the boundary...

The mind is composed of 4 principle layers (from grossest to subtlest): 4. Intellect 3. Identity 2. Karma 1. Cosmic Intelligence 4. Intellect The intellect makes use of any/all memory in/of the body - be it in the complex neural networks of the brain, or in the simple singular cell. This means the i...

Thought experiment: In 3D space, let a body (v) be within & at the very centre of a sphere (of radius r) & let the interior walls (at b) of the sphere be reflective . Let the body project light rays at velocity c towards any region(s) of the interior wall of the sphere according to the discr...