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FROM LOVERS TO TERRORISTS AND BEYOND

Written by G. T. Hushion. Posted in Exploring Random

FROM LOVERS TO TERRORISTS AND BEYOND

Successful prediction of the random future depends on how the field is defined and measured.

The gravity bet is simple in execution but the key to success starts with how the field is defined.

Essentially, each randomly measured field can be loosely understood as a Roulette wheel, however uneven and irregular the field's shape may be, even if it is a list. Randomness will automatically and statistically treat it like a Roulette wheel, with any necessary modification such as if a Roulette wheel suddenly had one or more blue pockets.

Obviously, the gaming industry will have to adjust their games and odds.

The gravity bet's application in the world of sports, including sports betting, will be mind boggling!

So too, there will be necessary adjustments with actuarial tables and weather predictions.

Predicting the random future will inevitably include personal matters such as, for example, health or relationships. This can include predicting a significantly higher probability of meeting the right mate!

A real life example would recognize the favorable possibilities (certain physical or psychological characteristics of a person or group or “type”) as simply a random distribution of percentages in the general (or specific) population. When one favorable event randomly occurs (or person or characteristic appears) the next several random appearances may be geometrically predicted, with an allowance for the relevant percentages, with the flat bet advantage. This is addressed in CRACKING PI CRACKING RANDOM.

A report of random biological distributions (various species of grasshoppers in a Central American pasture) have also been tested and predicted with the same .16666 advantage over traditional expectations of random distribution!

The gravity bet also has application to random human psychology and decisions! A fascinating study of random human psychology and pi, centered on anti-social behavior, was successfully tested along a 10 mile section of road in California (Rt. 154) between Santa Barbara and the bedroom community of Santa Ynez. That stretch is a “Daytime Headlights On” section with prominent signs. Until the late 1990’s, before a new enforcement policy was announced in the local paper, it was a state requirement that regular commuters knew wasn’t enforced. Since tourists tend to take the scenic coastal route, the inland route of 154 is mainly used by local commuters. A study of 460 passing vehicles, over a period of several days, gave a remarkable result. The ratio of those who did not follow the social contract and did not turn their lights on ...to those who voluntarily did follow the social contract and turn their lights on was, with near precision, the ratio of 1 to pi. More specifically: 1 to 3.19.... .

The Stock Market also fits into the classification of psychology.

This random psychological phenomenon appears applicable regardless of whether the field is a circle or line of people! This also means, since even a series of psychological decisions contains a dynamic of averages, the gravity bet may apply to otherwise apparently unpredictable political decisions!

Perhaps on battlefields, the geometric finesse may prove shockingly accurate in predicting "random" matters. While geometric probability certainly can't replace hard intelligence, it will obviously be an invaluable tactical and strategic adjunct.

As well, the gravity bet will have application in creating and cracking security codes that incorporate randomness.

Two important areas invite special attention. The first is the distinct possibility of a fundamentally new type of efficient engine which can utilize the geometric finesse and its geometrically probable gravitational advantages with super efficiency.

The second area of interest is a new look at "random" radio emissions from outer space. To date, such emissions are checked for regularity ...and for pi.

The question is whether there is life in other solar systems as intelligent as we are. That question may need to be reformed. Perhaps --by just merely looking for pi-- we are really asking if there is intelligence out there as dumb as we are. We probably won’t get an answer. But if we are looking for radio signals pulsing pi, perhaps we should also start looking for the more fundamental universal values of relative 1/6 pi, and/or relative 1/4 pi, and the geometric relationships between them, including a .08333 or .16666 advantage!

Equally important is a new examination of pi itself with unit measurements based on other than the decimal or binary systems. For example, dropping the zero from the decimal system (using nine figures instead of ten) might deliver a fresh look at both random radio emissions and pi. So too, with mathematical systems based on 3 or 4 or 6 or 9 or 16, etc..

Besides Roulette, the gravity bet's application to cards has been well demonstrated with thousand of turnovers in the simple game of "guess the next card." It has also been demonstrated in casinos with the table game of Baccarat. It only awaits more sophisticated development into the more complex games of Bridge, Poker and Blackjack!

The use in actuarial statistics will predictably benefit the health insurance institutions without being passed to the general population, but that is a political matter that also awaits examination.