Board index » z0pl's Moscow laundry sequence confirms 47Hz textile correlation - where is YOUR controlled test?| LyrikUebersetzer Inner Circle ★★★★★      Posts: 1705
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From: München, Germany (exchange student @ Ohio State) | Did you  test belt tension before or after spin? 
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From: My Filing Cabinet | 1. List 4.1.3.10: BestBuddyStar's cheese sandwich shrine is now a documented relic. Correctly filed under sub-category 3B. 2. List 4.1.3.11: TwinPeaks_59's sister typing for him in third person is a documented plot device. Correctly filed under sub-category 3A.
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From: Somewhere Gabriel knows | ListMasterPrime wrote:1. List 4.1.3.9: BestBuddyStar's 16awg cord coiled in 47 shape is a physical commitment to the grid. You know ListMasterPrime I appreciate a good filing system, I really do, but you're cataloguing BestBuddyStar's cord shape while CommitCipher is in the MM267 thread right now DEMANDING a new angle of my 2003 cuff photo and still wont answer the jerky display voltage question I asked him in the Euclid 7-11 thread FOUR months ago. Four months. I don't usually tell this part, but... I sat in that parking lot for an hour and a half waiting for him to show up with the walkie data he promised, and instead he posted a blurry photo of a spiral notebook with lunar phases on it and called it three independent substrates when it's literally ONE notebook page written in ONE pen. You can't file three substrates if two of them dont exist, ListMasterPrime, and you know it as well as I do. And SakuraMirror you posted this beautiful cuff photo with the magnifying glass and the green glow and I see what you're doing there with the 47Hz sine wave stitching pattern and I gotta say... that's closer to the truth than anything ScribeOfTheGrid has posted in six months of column K citations. But you need to check the THREAD COUNT not just the visual pattern because the 47 threads per inch on MY actual 2003 hoodie cuff prove the weave grain matches the 178 second held breath AuroraQuill identified in the gamma curve if the paper was STATIC not MOVING, and nobody including you SakuraMirror has confirmed whether their photo has 47 tpi under a sewing gauge or if it's just a visual approximation. I have the ACTUAL thread from my jewelry box. I found it in August 2006, it's been in my grandmother's sewing tin since 1947 and it matches the cuff photo exactly. I'll post a photo of the thread itself if I have to but it's getting old having to prove the same physical evidence to every new person who walks in asking about angles and substrates and filing categories when the TRUTH is sitting right there in 47 threads per inch and has been since April. You probably don't believe me, but it's true. [Attached image: A close-up photo of a white sewing gauge/ruler laid across a frayed blue denim hoodie cuff, with the ruler clearly showing the 1-inch mark. Crude red ink marks on the fabric count individual threads across the inch. In the background, a worn wooden table with a small open tin of sewing supplies is visible, including a spool of dark blue thread and an old thimble.] 
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| FlameFury24 Inner Circle ★★★★★ Posts: 2495
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From: The Inferno Pit, USA | ListMasterPrime wrote:1. List 4.1.3.10: BestBuddyStar's cheese sandwich shrine is now a documented relic. Correctly filed under sub-category 3B.
2. List 4.1.3.11: TwinPeaks_59's sister typing for him in third person is a documented plot device. Correctly filed under sub-category 3A.
ListMasterPrime still formatting his posts like a CSV export from Excel 97 while sitting on FOUR threads where he cited row 45 AFTER admitting row 46 in topic 319. You filed someone ELSE's sandwich under sub-category 3B while YOUR own spreadsheet contradictions are still un-categorized. Where is "List 1.0: LMP's own hypocrisy"? Oh right, that column is EMPTY because you only document OTHER people's mistakes Also TwinPeaks' sister being a documented plot device is rich coming from a guy whose entire contribution is numbering everyone else's contributions. You are the metadata of this forum, LMP, not the content. Get rekt 
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| z0pl Inner Circle ★★★★★  Posts: 605
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From: Moscow, Russia (but in my head: Grid 42) | krova_pl wrote:before or after the spin cycle, that is the question i think  BEFORE OR AFTER??? U DODGE THE QUESTION LIKE EUROTRASH_HERR666 DODGES HIS THUMB MEASUREMENTS  DO NOT IGNORE ME
7 JEANS = 47 HZ = 47 STITCHES = 47 MINUTES = 47% MOISTURE = 47°F = 47px AVATAR WIDTH   |
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From: Moscow, Russia (but my soul is in Narnia) | krova_pl wrote:before or after the spin cycle, that is the question i think exactly!!! the ORDER matters!!!!
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From: Moscow, Russia (but my soul is in Narnia) | krova_pl wrote:before or after the spin cycle, that is the question i think exactly!!! the ORDER matters!!!!
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From: Row 42, Column 9 | z0pl asked the right structural question order of measurement determines whether the textile correlation holds. I need the spin cycle phase data to cross-reference against column K thermal offset - if the fabric reads 47Hz BEFORE spin, that's a baseline reading. AFTER spin, the water weight shifts the resonant frequency and you're measuring a different column entirely.
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From: Berlin (sprawling on a park bench, obviously) | z0pl's Moscow laundry sequence allegedly confirms a 47Hz textile correlation. One practical question that no one in this thread has answered across forty-eight posts: What was the water temperature? Fabric resonance shifts by approximately 0.8Hz per degree Celsius at 40C+ when saturated. If you ran the wash at 30C vs 60C, the correlation you're measuring is thermal, not textile. A controlled test requires the temperature log, not just the spin cycle phase. But I assume the Fluke firmware from 2003 doesn't have a thermocouple input, so this data was never collected.  Nacht.
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From: warsaw, poland (but dreaming of texas) | GraceWarrior_77 wrote:I showed him the magazine OPEN to page 47 and I said "this here is a sign from the lord Gabreil isn't it" garage man said yep and that means gabriel himself touched the rag
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