This is quite a complex subject and one of the major rules that I always use, is look at the thing from its simplest perspective.

There is no reason why we shouldn't be using floating point arithmetic. Today all the fastest computers in the world use floating point arithmetic. In number theory you must always use, “Floating point arithmetic.” This means (for instance) the number 1.3 and 13 and 130 are effectively the same: You just shift over the decimal point but it does not change the meaning of that number. He came from the Egyptian mystery school. Pythagoras was a very famous Greek philosopher and he said that they derived all their thinking and philosophy, based on numbers. Languages were constructed around numbers and the connection that numbers have with geometry. They built up their whole philosophy's and their religions around the meaning of numbers. And that is a science that we have lost, we do not give numbers meaning. In the olden days in the Egyptian mystery schools and with the Greek philosophers, numbers all had a meaning. If there were no numbers we couldn't even get up in the morning they play such a big role in our lives. Numbers are something we use every single day, our telephone numbers, the whole financial system runs on numbers. As I have progressed the pattern has become more and more definite and it is becoming more and more exciting. There is a pattern but it is only recently that I have found out what that pattern is. And I have also been very interested in languages like Latin. I have always been very interested in numbers since I was very young. Hello everybody, I don't know about brilliant but let's have a look at how it goes. To tell you more about this and his discoveries in the breaking down of this numeric grid and the understanding of the nature of reality, the crossing over of the space time time space phenomenon, the really weird stuff that most of us are dying to wrap our heads around, I would like you to put together a warm welcome for the brilliant mind of Willem de Swart.”

And it is extremely complex in its construct. The fact that we are trapped in some strange numeric grid that we are starting to understand. I am glad to have been part of Willem de Swart's journey of discovery into what I believe the movie the matrix first brought to the attention of humanity. We began an irreversible process of communication and discovery sharing our ideas and knowledge and information. I met this guy whose name is Willem De Swart and he proceeded to tell me over a cup of Rooibos tea about stuff that made my jaw drop.

About six months or a year after I released Slave Species of God, I received a phone call from this guy who said I have made some interesting discoveries with numbers, can I share this with you? I thought okay another crackpot, but let me meet this guy. Introduction by Michael Tellinger: “One of my best friends and a close co-researcher.

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