Ananke

The surprise of 2019 was the eRa concert in Paris on April 18, 2019, two days after the fire in the Notre-Dame de Paris. After several years without performing on stage, it seemed to confirm the completion of some phase of the Earth program (The Live Experience?). And silence is until the fall of 2019. 

The fire in the Notre-Dame de Paris is associated with overcoming the fate, which corresponds to the goddess of inevitability Ananke in ancient Greek mythology. The roof, the spire display the base and the upper boundary of the model of the current world. We go beyond it and form a new base. Victor Hugo brings up the theme of three Ananke: blind matter, laws, dogmas (Body, Intelligence, Soul) in his works “Notre Dame de Paris,” “Les Misérables,” and “Toilers of the Sea.” And Keanu Reeves reveals their overcoming in each of the film trilogies “Bill & Ted’s Adventure,” “Matrix,” and “John Wick.” 

Three boundaries in the representations of the Supreme Trinity. We can say that the task of Ananke was set through France. And there was One who solved it. And then he developed a way that takes humanity to a new level of development (quantum revolution, the following classes of the school of love), where everyone gets the opportunity to create, going beyond the rigid program of survival. The theme of the way will be revealed not only in the section “Script of the World” but also in all materials of the site.

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Addition

It is important to add that on March 18, 2019, two mathematicians, David Harvey, an employee of the University of New South Wales in Sydney, and his French colleague Joris van der Hoeven discovered the most efficient algorithm for multiplying large numbers and posted their work on the Internet for viewing and checking by others.

From publications in the media: “How such mathematical techniques can accelerate real calculations? According to Harvey, it would take about a month for a modern computer to multiply two numbers with a billion decimals. The application of the algorithm Cengage-Strassen will allow you to keep it to 30 seconds. And the algorithm, the method of construction of which offers Harvey himself, to cope with the task even faster.”

“How big should the number be for Harvey-van der-Hoven’s algorithm to give an advantage in the computation speed? “I have no idea,” Harvey honestly answers, but in his article, he cites as an example the multiplication giving the result 10^{214857091104455251940635045059417341952}. It’s indeed a very large number: in the entire visible Universe, for example, contains only about 10⁸⁰ elementary particles.”

In the history of the Earth, there were three key discoveries of new methods of multiplication in mathematics. They resonate with the theme of three Ananke: blind matter, laws, dogmas (consequence, process, cause). For the last open algorithm, there is not even an application in this world. There is no reason or task for it.

Why Would We Need Such Big Numbers? 

The answer is in the book “The Inevitable” by Kevin Kelly. In Chapter 10, “Tracking,” the author writes that we will constantly monitor our lives and store this data for each person. Everyone will have the right to access data about themselves and others. Information databases will consist of a huge number of cells with very large address numbers.

If you want people to treat you as an individual, you need to be open and “transparent” so that they know enough about you for a personal relationship. If I want to be opaque to potential friends and organizations, then I have to accept the fact that the attitude towards me will be universal without taking into account my specific features.

He also suggests that bitcoin was created as an example of how to construct systems based on vigilance towards each other. (This is the “one side of the coin” of bitcoin. There is another side of it or task related to the book of Revelation in the Bible.)

As for anonymity, Kevin Kelly compares it with rare earth metal. Perhaps the author is referring to the radioactivity of chemical elements, the ability to break up into others. In this case, this property is inherent in radioactive isotopes of lanthanides (rare earth metals) and actinoids. Anonymity in vanishingly small doses “is good and even necessary for the system.”

The theme of “Openness/Anonymity” with a hint, which will be discussed later, sounds in the book “A Scanner Darkly” by Philip K. Dick (1977). It served as the basis for a 2006 film of the same name, directed by Richard Linklater, with Keanu Reeves as the protagonist.