申 (sa-ru) 60 Stars Astrology: Taking a Short Break Amid the Seasons

60stars  Astrology 

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By TOKYO-TANUKI

申 (sa-ru)  60 Stars Astrology: Taking a Short Break Amid the Seasons

1. Well, right now, it seems that so-called “people of noble lineage” are causing conflicts all over the world.

Well, even if I say “noble lineage,” you really don't need to worry about it that much.

After all, almost all of humanity is descended from them. 

You'll see that right away if you do the math!


....However, as someone from the " R " family mentioned, there are lineages where these traits are strongly expressed, largely due to a tradition of endogamy.

I suppose that’s one reason why endogamy was so common in Egyptian dynasties.

2. People of this lineage (or, more precisely, those in the family who are prone to exhibiting special traits) have, I suppose, a different sense of perception than ordinary people.

Of course, since Tanu-chan is an small animal, I don’t know the details.


Anyway, for example, 

when they listen to music, they might see shapes appearing in the air and coming to hit them,

or feel pain points on the outside of their bodies,

or see little elves playing on leaves,


........It seems they’re a bit different from ordinary people in that sort of way.

3. Among them, there is a very small group of extremely arrogant people who are competing for control of the world.

And among those arrogant people, there is a small subgroup of violent individuals who say things like,

“ Ordinary humans are no different from animals.”

.....By the way, it is often said that ●● people rule the world, but that’s a lie, and for those whose ancestors were actually ●● people, it’s quite an annoying story.

There isn’t much of a connection between those arrogant people and the ●● people.

People often talk about the Khazar Kingdom, but that’s not really relevant either.

.....The story of those arrogant people goes back much further.

It seems that "lineage" is a bit different from the concept of a specific nation.

4. Well, for that reason, aside from a very small number of arrogant and violent people, there’s really no need to treat people of certain lineages as special.

There are actually quite a few people like that, even among Japanese people.

For example, 

if you have the ability to read people’s minds or hear their thoughts, you might be able to figure out things like, “I wonder if he likes me?”

So......while it(the ability) can be useful in romance, but,

“This guy’s so full of himself. 

I’m going to knock him down a peg,”

or

“What a pain. I don’t even want to look at him. 

Just go away somewhere, already,”

or

“I’m going to trick this guy and make some money off him,”


—it seems you’d also hear these kinds of inner voices you’d never want to hear, so in reality, it’s apparently very mentally taxing.




5. Anyway, Tanu-chan has been talking for a while now about the classification of the number of constellations in geometric shapes—in simple terms, the amount of information contained in a shape—as a mini-supplement for the next season, and I plan to write a little more about that.

The formula for the number of classifications of constellations is,

Tn = 3n(n+1)

For example, if n = 3 (a triangle),
Tn = 3 × 3(3 + 1) = 36

This means a triangle has a classification number (information density) of 36.

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So, what I’m trying to say is that for people with that kind of lineage, one of the pyramids might appear as a sphere.

I drew a little illustration about this on Twitter (X) a while back.


And........Why does this happen? 

Tan-chan thought about it, and I think it’s probably because the information about the shapes seen by the eyes is automatically translated in their minds.

Even a pyramid, which usually looks like a square pyramid, might be automatically transformed in their minds to look like a sphere if it matches certain numerical values.

To put it another way, as I mentioned before, in terms of this formula, if we set the straight line to a value of 6, then,

T(circle) = 5 × (3Φ³) = 4Φ³+ ４×（3/4）Φ³

This means that there are four Φ- gon  (each with a value of 3×Φ³) extending up to 90 degrees, along with four Φ-shaped clamps (each with a value of 3/4×Φ³) between them, resulting in a total value of 15Φ³.　


A Φ-gon is formed when two straight lines merge to create a curve, and by definition, it cannot be bent beyond 90 degrees.

Therefore, the circumference composed of four Φ-gons follows this relationship: 

90 degrees ⇒ one Φ-gon ⇒ two straight lines.

..........This means that while the circumference is composed of four Φ-gons, it is fundamentally made up of eight straight lines.

Consequently, a circle is a shape that can be divided into four parts, and further into eight parts.


In terms of angles, that’s 90 degrees and 45 degrees.

......"Compass and ruler ! "

So, what kind of pyramid is divided into four parts like that, yet also into eight parts...?




6. ..........Of course, I’m sure some people will say,

“A circle and a sphere are different!”


Yes ...they are different.

But a circle is the fundamental of a sphere, so I’m planning to write about the number of constellations (information density) of  "sphere" much later on.

....Well, that’s the plan, anyway.

It’s actually pretty hard for Tanu-chan’s brain to put that into words.

...and by the way, What I want all you readers to remember is that this entire blog is made up of Tanu-chan’s delusions.

Well then, that’s all for today.



Tanu-chan💓　TOKYO-TANUKI💛