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Riemann's concepts milestone in the decline of Western    Civilization

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Leonard Abbott - 29 May 2006 13:46 GMT

Riemann's concepts milestone in the decline of 'Western Civilization'  

Europe reached its Zenith, with
industrialization, The Renaissance, Reformation. inventions of the
telescope and the printing press,
  When most the reformers left for the New World, The Renaissance
ended, The Aristocracy and the Church reverted to their old wicked ways
of oppressing the population.
Because of the oppression the public wanted something other than corrupt
religion in their lives.
Riemann like all mathematicians before him struggled with the infinity
of the universe. because infinity can not be Expressed with didgets or
geometric designs.
To cheat a little bit, Rimann drew his straight lines into curved lines,
and made his parallel lines cross. other wise these lines would extend
beyond the edges of the paper, ruining his geometric model of the
universe .
The public fell for it, opening a Pandora's box, plunging Europe back
into the Dark ages. Where Mathematicians led the people,by what they
wanted to hear, rather than offering some kind of proof or even some
kind of evidence.
As the new Atheist movement progressed for the next 75 yrs the movement
evolved into Communism, Fascism and Nazism.
Jews tended to become Communists, while Catholics preferred Fascism and
Nazism.
len
Bill Hobba - 30 May 2006 00:16 GMT
> Riemann's concepts milestone in the decline of 'Western Civilization'

You still haven't answered why Riemann and not Gauss?

Bill
Leonard Abbott - 30 May 2006 03:55 GMT
Bill
Riemann's concepts milestone in the decline of 'Western Civilization'
You still haven't answered why Riemann and not Gauss? ----
---------------------------------------------------
LEN I answered the question several times , you are just nor smart
enough to grasp the answer.

There were hundreds of Mathematicians preaching Non-Euclidean before
Riemann. Any one that wanted to make a Geometric model of the infinite
universe, was forced to use some type of deception.

Riemann was copying from all those before him, Riemann received
notoriety  because of public acceptance, The time was right, because of
several factors,

Corruption of Europe's Religion and abuses of the Aristocracy, Ending
the reformation, and America's weakness because of the Civil war made
the time right for change.

Europe's Atheist agenda started with Riemann, Darwin was added to
support what the Mathematicians were presenting. in their propaganda
against religion.
len
Dirk Van de moortel - 30 May 2006 12:57 GMT
> Bill
> Riemann's concepts milestone in the decline of 'Western Civilization'
[quoted text clipped - 19 lines]
> against religion.
> len

Excellent satire - again :-)
And still no one seems to recognize it as such. Strange.

Dirk Vdm
Igor - 30 May 2006 19:00 GMT
> Bill
> Riemann's concepts milestone in the decline of 'Western Civilization'
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> There were hundreds of Mathematicians preaching Non-Euclidean before
> Riemann.

Funny, I thought it was just Gauss, Bolyai, and Lobachevsky. I only
count three there.

>Any one that wanted to make a Geometric model of the infinite
> universe, was forced to use some type of deception.

This has absolutely nothing to do with the subject of non-Euclidean
geometry in general.

> Riemann was copying from all those before him, Riemann received
> notoriety  because of public acceptance, The time was right, because of
> several factors,

Riemann was Gauss's student.  He took Gauss's theory of surfaces and
generalized it.

> Corruption of Europe's Religion and abuses of the Aristocracy, Ending
> the reformation, and America's weakness because of the Civil war made
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> support what the Mathematicians were presenting. in their propaganda
> against religion.

I really would like to know what it is that you've been smoking.
Eric Gisse - 30 May 2006 19:20 GMT
> > Bill
> > Riemann's concepts milestone in the decline of 'Western Civilization'
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> Funny, I thought it was just Gauss, Bolyai, and Lobachevsky. I only
> count three there.

Plus Gauss kept it under his hat - he never published. The way people
danced around the development of non-Euclidian geometry is just
funky...

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