Letters of Helen Lynn
Visits to A Friend #3 from Genius Newsletter Spring 2009
A Visit to A Friend, "Ask if Einstein was solving his own problem?" I said. "When playing the violin, accompanying a friend, Einstein was asked: "Einstein, can't you count?" Ask if Einstein had a problem with relative time? If you need a problem solved, ask somebody who, already, has a problem to solve, rather than someone who is flawless or pure. (Examine, Einstein, biography can't you count, on Internet, The law should read that this citing by a writer is present day recognized procedure for newsletter or newspaper.) Visit The question, What would you do if you were not afraid, and you could not fail? was asked of me at the U. I would develop A Biological Approach to the Unified Theory, and make it known. Visit Ask can you imagine, and believe, a debit or credit card account drawing benefits from Social Security Administration, and in the interests of a safer, secure world? Visit Ask if the question, Two wrongs do not make a right, is explained by the equation, a negative added to negative equals a third negative? continue, But, turn from wrong, or turn from evil to do good is a double negative becoming positive. (Turn is a negative, so is evil. But turn from evil to do good, is negative divided, or multiplied, by negative equals positive. Visit If the universe is open-ended, time and life will continue, living or dead, external or internal universe. Then, there should not be A or the Last Judgement. Visit Three calendars can be displayed as art on kitchen cabinets. How? Properly bend a large paper clip (like a saxophone) and attach calendar to top of kitchen cabinets. Visit A safety agreement with a credit company should read that you have not only a credit card account, but, also, a credit reserve account, with higher limit, to transfer, at your discretion into your credit card. Visit Ask if you divide when you evolve, but multiply when you involve? Ask if you can divide, and multiply synchronously, as when you fold a square of paper into 1,2,4,8,16...to get 1/1, 2/2, 4/4?
Copyright 2007 Lynn Fisher, A personal copy may be made.
A Visit to A Friend, In actual fact, I recognize, that people around me, are probably not talking about me. Ask if this right of passage leads to self-possessed calm, or poise, with enough practice. Visit Ask if the economy would encourage, if the government, supported by interest or tax from big business, paid one hundred dollars a month to reduce your credit card debt? Would your confidence improve? Capitalism can be improved, but communism was probably, not the answer. Visit Ask can you imagine an equation that looks deterministic, but in practice shows probability. Imagine the equation G.M.E or G/M = E similar and proportional to 8.4.2) It seems by physical intuition and mathematics, that 2 can be deduced from 8 by way of 4. But, to stop with one equation and call it determinism, is too limiting. If you will use transformations of the equation 8.4.2 you will obtain 4.2.8, It seems that 8.4.2 or 4.2.8 is an open ended universe (that can lead to future). Frankly, the transformations are expressed as 8.4.2, 4.2.8, 2.4.8, 2.8.1.4, 4.8.1.2, 8.2.4, 8.4.2.. The equation 8.4.2 is the simplified form. If the equation is translated from 4.2.8 as similar to, and proportional to M.E.G, then, the question arises, would you prove or demonstrate M.E.G? M is given here as magnetism, E as electricity, and G as gravitation. If it is actual fact, you would have to use a common denominator. Examine, also, Lynniann Geometry.
