The Lawsin Red Herring

Here are some example of Lawsin's Mathematical Red Herring:

1+2+3+4(1+2+3+4) = x

(4!)(4!) = x

(4!)^2 = x

(24)^2 = x

x = 576

1+2+3+4(1+2+3+4) = x

1+2+3+4(10) = x

(1*10)+(2*10)+(3*10)+(4*10) = x

10+20+30+40 = x

x = 100

Simplification:

1+2+3+4(1+2+3+4) = x

(10)(10) = x

x = 100

Solutions from PEMDAS / BODMAS:

1+2+3+4(1+2+3+4) = x

1+2+3+4(10) = x

1+2+3+40 = x

x = 46

Lawsin's MDASFE:

1+2+3+4(1+2+3+4) = x

[1*(1+2+3+4)] + [2*(1+2+3+4)] + [3*(1+2+3+4)] + [4*(1+2+3+4)] = x

x = 100

INVALID RED HERRING:

prove: 0/0 = 2

(100-100)/(100-100) = x

[(10^2)-(10^2)]/[10(10-10)] = x

[(10-10)(10+10)]/[10(10-10)]= x

20/10 = x

x = 2

The Lawsin Paradox

 

"Humans acquire information naturally that create a mind to simulate their reality". 

~ Joey Lawsin

Inscriptional Physics

Inscription is a property of matter. It is a set of instruction embedded in an object. 

Originemology is the discipline that studies how information, structures, or phenomena come into being by tracing the physical, logical, or conceptual inscriptions that give rise to them.

It asks:

• What inscribed this?
• On what medium?
• By what mechanism?
• From what prior structure?
• What is the ancestral chain that made this possible?

It treats every object or idea as the final link in a chain of inscriptions.

What Originemology studies:

1. Origins of ideas

How a concept forms, what prior concepts it depends on, and how it becomes encoded in language or symbols.

2. Origins of objects

How physical structures arise from earlier structures — from atoms to tools to machines.

3. Origins of life and mind

How biological information (DNA, behavior, cognition) emerges from physical inscriptions.

4. Origins of information

How patterns become meaningful, how meaning is encoded, and how systems acquire or generate information.

5. Origins of systems

How complex systems (technologies, languages, theories, cultures) evolve from simpler inscriptions.

 

"Inscription is a general property of matter". ~ Joey Lawsin

About the Author:

Joey Lawsin is an engineer, educator, innovator, and visionary who has coined several terms and theories related to the origin, creation, and evolution of everything. He describes himself as an intuitive revisionist, an empirical inscriptionist, and an independent thinker. He has written several books on topics such as information codexation, inscriptional physics, inscription by design, originemology, autognorics, and the single theory of everything. He is also interested in the fields of science, religion, philosophy, and technology. He is a pioneer and innovator who challenges many conventional views and norms. He has an unusual pet. Its name is gnos, a physarum polycephalum.

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The Lawsin Conjecture

 

About the Author:

Joey Lawsin is an engineer, educator, innovator, and visionary who has coined several terms and theories related to the origin, creation, and evolution of everything. He describes himself as an intuitive revisionist, an empirical inscriptionist, and an independent thinker. He has written several books on topics such as information codexation, inscriptional physics, inscription by design, originemology, autognorics, and the single theory of everything. He is also interested in the fields of science, religion, philosophy, and technology. He is a pioneer and innovator who challenges many conventional views and norms. He has an unusual pet. Its name is gnos, a physarum polycephalum.

Biotronics™  AOUIE™  Exyzforms™  Zoikrons™  ELFS™  Autognorics™ I.M.™ 
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