Talk:Supreme Mathematics
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I don't really understand how this works. The "definitions" of numbers look to me like definitions in a numerology book. How is supreme mathematics used, exactly? --Berdidaine 22:39, 3 August 2005 (UTC)
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[edit] What is Supreme Mathematics
Supreme Mathematics is mental retardation. Hello? The emperor has no clothes.
Compare the supreme mathematics of blacks with the mathematical achievements of Jews and you will see why Nobel prizes go to blacks only in literature.
It's not real mathematics, bruh. It's a numerical system that the Gods and Earths use to understand everything. Your comments are unconscionable. Peace. (MuzikJunky 19:50, 10 April 2007 (UTC))
Odd that you mention Jews... I notice that some of the numbers are the same as those of the sephiroth in the Qabalah, such as 2:Chokmah/Wisdom, 3:Binah/Understanding, and 5:Gevurah/Power. 9:Yesod/Foundation is given here as "Born", but that's a pretty decent approximation of that sephirah, which is concerned with childbirth. I see that "Knowledge" is given as 1, though in Qabalah, this is actually "Da'ath", which is sort of off the chart. The others, though, don't fit. I wonder if this is either an example of universal archetypes at work, or if perhaps some of this might have been influenced by Qabalistic writings. I understand that Qabalah books sometimes were advertised in the Black newspapers back in the old days. Afalbrig 07:13, 4 May 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Meaning of Power
The word "Power" in the article was linked to the Power disambiguation page. That page lists several articles about power, but none of the articles appears to use the same meaning for power as this article, so I changed "Power" to an ordinary word instead of a link. If you believe there is a Wikipedia article that is relevant, you could link directly to the best article. Gerry Ashton 14:17, 31 May 2006 (UTC)
[edit] supreme knowledge
The definiendum are correct, but the definitions are wrong. Without the true meaning the math will not make sense.
Scott-Bey70.227.243.163 19:56, 26 March 2007 (UTC)
please edit them as you see fit so that we may build on this.
[edit] RE: What Is Supreme Math?
supreme math goes back to the actual origins of number theory (arithmetic). before numbers were written in the hindu-arabic notation, indeed numbers had theoretical definitions... to ridicule this spiritual tool developed and refined by modern afrikan philosophers as 'mental retardation' exposes wikipedia as well as such users as Afalbrig as racists who are not interested in the noble advancement of humanity. supreme math is actually a set of axioms complete with visual models, but to one who has never seen a visual model of this axiomatic system, supreme math may seem simple and transparent. The fact is that supreme math has historical continuity that goes beyond mere similarity with certain hebrew numbers. In fact, supreme math is a very good illustration of the development and practice of afrikan philosophy in america.
Seqoyah Bey —Preceding unsigned comment added by Seqoyah bey (talk • contribs) 22:39, 30 September 2007 (UTC)
