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[seethelight]

This is my first time for paying income tax on ForEx, being a US citizen i believe i have to pay tax on forex income, but i have no clue what do i have to do for that.  Thanks for your help.
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[Number Six]

Hey, aren't you the guy who made world history right here on VLS? It was purported to be an amazing experience, I think it was based on "non-existent, imaginary math". Am I right? I think so. Shame, I totally missed it, I don't know how. In fact, I still can't find any evidence of it. You seem to have double quoted in your post. This lack of simple counting ability throws suspicion on your "non-existent, imaginary math". Maybe it's BS?



You know, Wendel, you're boring and repetitive. Instead of looking for invisible mathematical theories, why don't you try looking for a life?

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[seethelight]

Hi Number six

Your quote.
You know, Wendel, you're boring and repetitive.  Instead of looking for invisible mathematical theories, why don't you try looking for a life?

Answer by seethelight.

The life that I live is just great.  I have everything a person wants. Also there is math out there that will make this world a better place.  Not only in gambling but in other areas like in how we can treat the sick with new kinds of medicine inusing this very high concept of math.  A person like you wouldn't understand  the importance of new
discoveries' .

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[gizmotron]

>>>Hi Number six

Your quote.
You know, Wendel, you're boring and repetitive.  Instead of looking for invisible mathematical theories, why don't you try looking for a life?

Answer by seethelight.

The life that I live is just great.  I have everything a person wants. Also there is math out there that will make this world a better place.  Not only in gambling but in other areas like in how we can treat the sick with new kinds of medicine inusing this very high concept of math.  A person like you wouldn't understand  the importance of new
discoveries' .

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Wow!

So why here then? Why are you presenting math innovations that can save lives at a Roulette forum? You need to impress people at Math forums. You owe it to the world. Math was never meant to be abused by the lowest creatures of the planet. The greedy should not be the first to benefit.

[seethelight]

Hi Gizmotron

The reason for being here is to let people know that yes there is a way to beat any and all events by using math. 

Here is what I've done with the math that I've invented .  The few people that have my system will use it only .   But they give 10 % of the winning money to people like kids that may need it to eat or medicine or whatever .  So there is no abused with what I have. 

The second part some of what I have will go to a project to help medicine along and other things I've been working on. 

The Greedy won't be the first my friend to benefit from what I have. 

Nice post Gizmortron have a Merry Christmas to you and your family. 

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[bombus]

   

[Davey-Jones]

I tried that approach Bombus, and all I got was a holy headache. But I am doing some further testing and will give it another shot in the spring.

[seethelight]

bombus
Global Moderator I don't think so
Hi bombus

As A Global Moderator you are not doing right here by your insults. People here want to learn and you waste space on junk.  Maybe where you come from it's a joke not here.

You really need to

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[GogoCro]

Why you do not use your real name wendel?

You are banned from vls as I know..

[bombus]

there is math out there that will make this world a better place.  Not only in gambling but in other areas like in how we can treat the sick with new kinds of medicine inusing this very high concept of math.  

He's right you know.

There are some amazing medical breakthroughs on the horizon that use advanced mathematical concepts...

DNA Origami for instance...

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This from nanotechwire.com

Scientists create custom three-dimensional structures with "DNA origami"

(The highlighted red bit below sounds a bit like roulette.)

By combining the art of origami with nanotechnology, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute researchers have folded sheets of DNA into multilayered objects with dimensions thousands of times smaller than the thickness of a human hair.

These tiny structures could be forerunners of custom-made biomedical nanodevices such as "smart" delivery vehicles that would sneak drugs into patients' cells, where they would dump their cargo on a specific molecular target.

While creation of structures from single layers of DNA has been reported previously, William Shih, PhD, senior author of the study appearing in the May 21 issue of Nature, said the multi-layer process he and his colleagues developed should enable scientists to make customized DNA objects approximating almost any three-dimensional shape.

Multilayered objects are more rigid and stable, thus better able to withstand the intracellular environment, which "is chaotic and violent, like being in a hurricane," Shih said. "We think this is a big advance."

Shih is a researcher in Dana-Farber's Cancer Biology program and an assistant professor in the Department of Biological Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology at Harvard Medical School.

Masters of the ancient Japanese art of origami make a series of folds in a single piece of paper to form stunningly intricate models of animals and other shapes. "We focus on doing this with DNA," explained Shih.

While DNA is best known as the stuff of which genes are made, here the scientists use long DNA molecules strictly as a building component, not a blueprint for making proteins. Shih and his colleagues reported in the Nature paper that they were able to construct a number of DNA objects, including a genie bottle, two kinds of crosses, a square nut, and a railed bridge.

DNA origami is an outgrowth of research in nanotechnology — using atoms and molecules as building blocks for new devices that can be deployed in medicine, electronics, and other fields.

Scientists envision using the minuscule structures — which are about the size of small viruses — to mimic some of the "machines" within cells that carry out essential functions, like forming containers for molecular cargos and transporting them from one place to another.

"This is something that nature is very good at — making many complex machines with great control. Nature optimizes cellular technology through millions of years of evolution; we don't have that much time, so we need to come up with other design approaches," Shih said.

DNA origami are built as a sheet of parallel double-helices, each consisting of two intertwined strands made up of units called nucleotides. Long strands of DNA serving as a "scaffold" are folded back and forth by short strands of DNA serving as "staples" that knit together segments of the scaffold.

The DNA sheet, which Shih likens to the thin bamboo mat that sushi chefs use to prepare maki rolls with filling, is then programmed to curl on itself into a series of layers that are locked in place by staples that traverse multiple layers.

With the design in hand, the scientists then order the DNA staple strands from a company, which take about three days to be synthesized and shipped. Fabricating the desired structure involves mixing the DNA scaffold and staple strands, quickly heating the mixture, and then slowly cooling the sample.

This process coaxes the DNA to "self-assemble" and make billions of copies of the desired object. The process takes about a week, though the researchers intend to improve this rate. Finally, the researchers can check the finished product using an electron microscope.

The tiny machines the researchers are aiming for could, for example, act as navigation aids to guide bubble-like sacs filled with medicines.

"These machines could be placed on the outside of the drug-delivery vehicles to help them cross biological barriers, or help them outwit mechanisms that are trying to remove things from the bloodstream, so they can reach their target," suggested Shih.

The technology could also be useful in diagnostics of the future. While current lab tests can measure the concentration of different substances in the body, it may be possible with DNA "to measure the concentration of something within a single cell," said Shih.

In addition to Shih and Douglas, authors of the Nature paper include Hendrik Dietz, PhD, Tim Liedl, PhD, Björn Högberg, PhD, and Franziska Graf, of Dana-Farber and Harvard Medical School.

The research was supported by grants from the National Institutes of Health, the Claudia Adams Barr Program, the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard, and several fellowships.

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (nolinks://nolinks.dana-farber.org) is a principal teaching affiliate of the Harvard Medical School and is among the leading cancer research and care centers in the United States. It is a founding member of the Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center (DF/HCC), designated a comprehensive cancer center by the National Cancer Institute.

[seethelight]

Nice post bombus Now that's being a great Global Moderator


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[seethelight]

Question.
What does influence on the next spin mean really. Here is a question that has been around since gambling started.
answer
The past it's simple as that
Here's proof.

Say you're playing Roulette ,Cards, Dice or as simple as flipping a coin.
Lets take Roulette first.
As I said before chip is real close but miles away. He just needs to work much harder on what he has but his thinking is very close to the H. G. as I have already.
Say you see 25 reds in a row what will occur in the future it would be 26 reds in a row. and so on why is this because as I posted before nothing is Random it' called Set Numbers. ,
What are set numbers ?
Set numbers have been laid out since time has started.  People who call Random Numbers Random are from the old school. There is no such thing as random anything. .

Saying you're playing cards.  Why don't you get 4 of a kind every hand if it was random you might see this but it isn't really randomness it's only following the Laws of Math.

Say you're playing Dice,why don't you get 12  7's in a row it's the same reason people, it has to follow the Laws of Math.

Statement
People ask me all the time why can I beat Lotto or the Daily Numbers. when the balls are bounce around in a machine how can you do this ?

Answer
Simple the balls don't have a mind .  The balls have to follow one rule and one rule only and that's the Laws of Math. It's that simple.

Here is what myself and Albert Einstein already know
This is a Quote from Mr.  Albert Einstein

The whole of science is nothing more than a refinement of every day thinking. 
*********************   Albert Einstein ************

There are many dimensions in everything and it can be used for the great discoveries that will come to the light.

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[seethelight]

Here is another quote since I feel like helping this forum today.

False words are not only evil in themselves but they infelt the soul with evil.

This was a quote by Plato

In simple, post if you have something to say that will help other people if not go read a book somewhere.

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no one has ever beaten the casino and no one ever will. the winners you read about are people who are losers and pretend to be winners, or myths made up by the casinos to lure you in. as for maths one and one are two or 11. take your pick. good luck

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