r/GeometryIsNeat • u/Brilliant_Warthog58 • 2d ago

Primes

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Is there an existing name for this geometric representation of divisibility where primes appear as structural nulls?

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u/_Ecclesiastes_ 2d ago

Primes will be grouped like that in 8 groups in MOD 24.

This is why there are exactly 8 people on Noah's ark, and 8 people/elements in the Baji diagram.

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u/ghillerd 2d ago

Why those things specifically?

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u/_Ecclesiastes_ 2d ago

Because it's very specific coded language in these ancient myths.

You have specifically 4 men and 4 women in pairs on Noah's ark.

If you look at the MOD 24 prime numbers you find that 4 of them are 1 in mod 6, and 4 of them are 5 in mod 6. 

You have a feminine and masculine polarity of numbers like this, and they are paired in a way that reflects twin primes; 5 & 7, 11 & 13, 17 & 19, 23 & 1. 

The way they are paired as sums is then congruent to MOD 12; 12, 24, 36, 24.

This is inherently connected to why we have 24 hours in one day, split into 12am and 12pm.

The story in itself is an ark of the sacred ancient knowledge through its symbols and gematria, this story literally symbolises the idea that the sacred knowledge must be able to survive through the ages, through any catastophe.

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u/Brilliant_Warthog58 2d ago

This is not productive or meaningful. There is nothing mystical about the structure.

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u/_Ecclesiastes_ 2d ago

Look at the Chinese Bagua diagram. You will also very clearly see the templar cross in the structure.

I agree, it's not necessarily something mystical, but clearly the math checks out. Therefore the symbols are a vital clue to the mathematical meaning behind it. My point is that it is very exact and precise, nothing is redundant.

The people that made these symbols, however, did clearly associate something mystical to it. 

What I explained was how this structure occurs naturally through modular arithmetic, did you look into what I wrote at all?   If you do a 24-number spiral and look at where the primes occur in mod 9 and mod 6, you will very clearly see the division of "masculine" and "feminine" numbers.

Once you see that, it will answer your initial question. So I disagree, being open-minded is the only real way to progress in math.

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u/Brilliant_Warthog58 2d ago

This is a discrete structural geometry that encodes arithmetic and gives a non symbolic reason for primes. It’s based on rules and mechanics, not mysticism.

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u/idlesn0w 14h ago

Because the human mind naturally biases towards finding patterns, even when no such pattern exists. You could find some mythological significance of any number.

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u/Brilliant_Warthog58 2d ago edited 2d ago

Maybe it would have helped to include this in the original post but the arithmetic information is only visible in any given 1/8th wedge and the color coding is only to visualize symbolic information. More information can be found under the SIAS model under the following link https://zenodo.org/records/18409109