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Prime Mechanics

If you had the world in your hand, what would you do?

And what makes the world?  Is it you?

What of the lover?  The father?  The mother?

Are they capitalized, rather?

Do you see?


Where nothing isn’t, and everything is?

Poems as forms, forms which change

Like tempests in minds we seek

Burning like ash tastes air


Play me a song

Sing me a service

Write me a wrong


Which story beyond will

Traces itself into the frills of life?


It is what brings me to your shores, my heart.

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Writing in this place

Feels just like the human race

Filling in a face

Never wiser than children

Children always fools

Children always future

A preliminary graphic for relating Pi, e, root-2 and the fine structure constant using Prime Mechanics. Moving forward, Phi may be used instead of III when using Prime notation as it bridges the correlation between 000 and III as a single character.

UPDATED Feb 8, 2024 – Conversion of the periodic table to show electron configurations.  The table has been re-dubbed the “Prime” Periodic Table based on its derivation from PM.

The first forty-eight iterations of the Fibonacci Sequence, mapped using Prime notation - this reveals a secondary pattern (the left-most column). The conversion from I to 0 and vice versa is made possible by using the III laws of PM. Even values are divided by two until reaching I, 0 or III - odd values add three then divide by two until reaching I, 0 or III - this simple function allows us to convert values from any base system (Classical Mechanics) into Prime notation. (Right-click and select 'Open image in new tab' for higher resolution).
Pi to 141 iterations in Prime notation, shaded by value (I - white, 0 - light gray, III - dark gray) - mapped on 11/11/2020 (squint eyes for better view of vertical sequences)
Additional values converted to Prime notation, November 2020
Pi^2, Pi & Root 2 converted to Prime notation and colored by order (','',''') using the Base-10 radix conversion (I = 1,4,7; 0 = 2,5,8; III = 3,6,9), January 2022