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What's the signifigance of the number 133?
#22109384 - 08/19/15 01:06 AM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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I can't ever get a straight answer.
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Re: What's the signifigance of the number 133? [Re: Amanita86] 6
#22109391 - 08/19/15 01:08 AM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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133 is the natural number following 132 and preceding 134.
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Re: What's the signifigance of the number 133? [Re: Adolin]
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Re: What's the signifigance of the number 133? [Re: Amanita86] 2
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133 is a semiprime, a product of two prime numbers, namely 7 and 19
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Re: What's the signifigance of the number 133? [Re: Amanita86]
#22109399 - 08/19/15 01:13 AM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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Why do I feel like I've seen this question before. I could swear I've seen this exact question asked somewhere. Was this just some random off the wall question, or is there a reason you're asking?
Also when I read the thread title I instantly thought "Oh Jesus, not again" (HatingMeIsEasier).
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Re: What's the signifigance of the number 133? [Re: Amanita86] 1
#22109403 - 08/19/15 01:15 AM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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Ask HatingMelsEasier, I'm sure he'll know.
I think he's banned tho..
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Re: What's the signifigance of the number 133? [Re: Shroomslip]
#22109404 - 08/19/15 01:15 AM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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Shroomslip said: Why do I feel like I've seen this question before.
ive seen a bunch of thread about the number 108, i dont see the significance of 133 though, even after some googling. its used in identification alot, but the number itself doesnt seem very interesting
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Re: What's the signifigance of the number 133? [Re: Shroomslip]
#22109406 - 08/19/15 01:16 AM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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Re: What's the signifigance of the number 133? [Re: Shroomslip]
#22109408 - 08/19/15 01:18 AM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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That's the first person I thought of when typing this out.
I've seen the number around a few times and it's always in the context of representing something. But I don't know what. So far I've found out that in some place, that I can't remember, they use 133 as 911, but it's another meaning that Im looking for.
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Re: What's the signifigance of the number 133? [Re: Amanita86]
#22109422 - 08/19/15 01:22 AM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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I think Asante has it right..
U add up all the numbers until u get single number or sum shit
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Re: What's the signifigance of the number 133? [Re: Amanita86]
#22109431 - 08/19/15 01:26 AM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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Gresh said:
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Shroomslip said: Why do I feel like I've seen this question before.
ive seen a bunch of thread about the number 108, i dont see the significance of 133 though, even after some googling. its used in identification alot, but the number itself doesnt seem very interesting
I'm pretty much 100% positive I've seen this question asked before (multiple times) and not here (or any one place). I did some Googling as well, and some shit about Angels came up. I'm not too sure about this part, but when I saw it asked before, I got a very "Number 23" vibe from whatever answers was finally given. Somehow it was tied into everything. I'm sitting here trying to rack my brain and remember where I saw it came up so I could find that info. (not that I buy into it).
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Amanita86 said: That's the first person I thought of when typing this out.
I've seen the number around a few times and it's always in the context of representing something. But I don't know what. So far I've found out that in some place, that I can't remember, they use 133 as 911, but it's another meaning that Im looking for.
Yeah I remember that it was somehow very significant. Just can't remember what significance it was.
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Re: What's the signifigance of the number 133? [Re: Shroomslip]
#22109655 - 08/19/15 04:04 AM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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It is a series of three symbols which were created by humans. There is no special significance to any group of any symbols of any kind beyond that which is given to them by humans because they are all social constructs and nothing more.
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Re: What's the signifigance of the number 133? [Re: healing]
#22109671 - 08/19/15 04:22 AM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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Going beyond the captain obvious aspect..
Values are not a human construct. Math exists in nature. The only thing that is a human construct is the symbols and words we use to identify said values. Make a pile of balls with the first pile being 1 ball, the second being 2 and the third being 3, and the value is there. It doesn't matter what word word or symbol we use to represent the value, the value is unchanged regardless of what we label it.
Without knowing whatever significance "133" is supposed to hold, you cannot say that just because we use a certain symbol, word or language to assign a term to the value, that it doesn't exist. That argument can only be made after we determine what significance it is supposed to hold (if it even can). A certain word or phrase in the English language could equal 133 given the right formula, and then you have a case based on your post. But until you can tie the value "133" to a certain language or non-universal truth, you simply can't say it holds no significance.
For the record I don't even believe in the significance of numbers in almost all (I can't say any because because there might be a couple I'm not thinking of) situations. This isn't about me defending the idea, it's about me proving your statements are flawed.
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Re: What's the signifigance of the number 133? [Re: healing]
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When something gets stuck in your head, you start noticing it everywhere. Our natural human response to these types of patterns is to analyze them in search of a common thread or larger significance that validates their existence. Sometimes this leads to deeper insights, but a lot of times it just drives you insane.
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Re: What's the signifigance of the number 133? [Re: healing]
#22109673 - 08/19/15 04:23 AM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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healing said: It is a series of three symbols which were created by humans. There is no special significance to any group of any symbols of any kind beyond that which is given to them by humans because they are all social constructs and nothing more.
Except numbers which existed before the social constructs, we did not invent math, we discovered it.
3.141592653...(PI)
1.61803398875 (the golden ratio) (phi)
These numbers to have intrinsic universal significance
(The number 9 is spiritually significant in Buddhism, for many reasons, but it's properties being one
Write numbers 1-8, one line running up one line running down as pictured below
1 8 2 7 3 6 4 5 5 4 6 3 7 2 8 1
They become the multiples of 9
18 27 36 45 --- 54 63 72 81
And they all equal 9 when added:
1+8 = 9 2+7 = 9 3+6 = 9 4+5 = 9 5+4 = 9 6+3 = 9 7+2 = 9 8+1 = 9
It's these properties that led man to attribute significance to number 9.)
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Re: What's the signifigance of the number 133? [Re: Shroomslip]
#22109678 - 08/19/15 04:27 AM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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Shroomslip said: Going beyond the captain obvious aspect..
Values are not a human construct. Math exists in nature. The only thing that is a human construct is the symbols and words we use to identify said values. Make a pile of balls with the first pile being 1 ball, the second being 2 and the third being 3, and the value is there. It doesn't matter what word word or symbol we use to represent the value, the value is unchanged regardless of what we label it.
Without knowing whatever significance "133" is supposed to hold, you cannot say that just because we use a certain symbol, word or language to assign a term to the value, that it doesn't exist. That argument can only be made after we determine what significance it is supposed to hold (if it even can). A certain word or phrase in the English language could equal 133 given the right formula, and then you have a case based on your post. But until you can the value "133" to a certain language or non-universal truth, you simply can't say it holds no significance.
For the record I don't even believe in the significance of numbers in almost all (I can't say any because because there might be a couple I'm not thinking of) situations. This isn't about me defending the idea, it's about me proving your statements are flawed.
Hmm...I did not mean to post damn near the same thing you just said...you know when you post and it shows you when people posted while you were writing? I spent a good deal of time writing this out and did not read what had been posted by others until after I posted my response...Sorry for being repetitive unintentionally.
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Re: What's the signifigance of the number 133? [Re: Shroomslip]
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Shroomslip said: Going beyond the captain obvious aspect..
Values are not a human construct. Math exists in nature. The only thing that is a human construct is the symbols and words we use to identify said values. Make a pile of balls with the first pile being 1 ball, the second being 2 and the third being 3, and the value is there. It doesn't matter what word word or symbol we use to represent the value, the value is unchanged regardless of what we label it.
Without knowing whatever significance "133" is supposed to hold, you cannot say that just because we use a certain symbol, word or language to assign a term to the value, that it doesn't exist. That argument can only be made after we determine what significance it is supposed to hold (if it even can). A certain word or phrase in the English language could equal 133 given the right formula, and then you have a case based on your post. But until you can the value "133" to a certain language or non-universal truth, you simply can't say it holds no significance.
For the record I don't even believe in the significance of numbers in almost all (I can't say any because because there might be a couple I'm not thinking of) situations. This isn't about me defending the idea, it's about me proving your statements are flawed.
Mathematics is a branch of logic. Logic is a branch of philosophy. So is skepticism. I can refuse to acknowledge mathematics entirely. Nothing can be proven to a person who is entirely skeptical, leaving you with no recourse whatsoever when I say that I don't believe in values.
Values are a philosophical concept and a social construct.
As a rule of thumb, if you can describe it is a social construct.
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Re: What's the signifigance of the number 133? [Re: healing]
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healing said:
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Shroomslip said: Going beyond the captain obvious aspect..
Values are not a human construct. Math exists in nature. The only thing that is a human construct is the symbols and words we use to identify said values. Make a pile of balls with the first pile being 1 ball, the second being 2 and the third being 3, and the value is there. It doesn't matter what word word or symbol we use to represent the value, the value is unchanged regardless of what we label it.
Without knowing whatever significance "133" is supposed to hold, you cannot say that just because we use a certain symbol, word or language to assign a term to the value, that it doesn't exist. That argument can only be made after we determine what significance it is supposed to hold (if it even can). A certain word or phrase in the English language could equal 133 given the right formula, and then you have a case based on your post. But until you can the value "133" to a certain language or non-universal truth, you simply can't say it holds no significance.
For the record I don't even believe in the significance of numbers in almost all (I can't say any because because there might be a couple I'm not thinking of) situations. This isn't about me defending the idea, it's about me proving your statements are flawed.
Mathematics is a branch of logic. Logic is a branch of philosophy. So is skepticism. I can refuse to acknowledge mathematics entirely. Nothing can be proven to a person who is entirely skeptical, leaving you with no recourse whatsoever when I say that I don't believe in values.
Values are a philosophical concept and a social construct.
As a rule of thumb, if you can describe it is a social construct.
One object with another object equals two objects no matter how you feel about it.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skepticism "Philosophical skepticism is a systematic approach that questions the notion that absolutely certain knowledge is possible."
How have you never heard of skepticism?
Prove it to me.
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Re: What's the signifigance of the number 133? [Re: healing]
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healing said: How have you never heard of skepticism?
Prove it to me.
Take one object, now put another object next to it, you have two objects, be as skeptical as you want, you can't deny that...
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