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There is a history of dispute with respect to the article, which can be traced from it's previous location ([[hypernumber]]), in the [[Talk:Hypernumber|talk]] page. Ignoring all the references that I gave (most of them formally published) and replacing them with a single reference to a single-user-maintained religious web site is inacceptable to me, therefore I resurrected the deleted content here as a first step. Maybe the new location, [[Musean hypernumber]], is more acceptable for the time being. Je(contracted; show full)

* The math formulas take up too much space, they should be compacted or converted to in-line formulas.
* The image captions still contain unsourced terms. I'll remove these.
* I couldn't find a serious online link that lists the 10 hypernumber levels. I keep digging, or otherwise will find a paper source for this.

Thanks everyone for any constructive feedback!
Jens [[User:Koeplinger|Koeplinger]] 21:14, 13 January 2007 (UTC)
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== Qi Men Dun Jia  ==

No one in the West is aware that what Muses was trying to envision had already been done in Egypt some 15,000 years ago, and has been preserved by the Chinese. It is called Qi Men Dun Jia, a divination method. No one except for me, a sinologist based in Shanghai. 

The Chinese to this day do not understand that QMDJ can be applied to chakras, the endocrine system, as well as to human sexuality, and in fact QMDJ validates Freud's theories about human sexuality to some degree, esp. the Oedipus theory. Today the Chinese do not accept western psychology and theories about sexuality, Freud and Jung are barely known, and only to young intellectuals. 

All of this is documented in some 50 papers which I have published on the Vixra server at Cornell University. Just look up my name and there are all the papers. 

So these hypernumbers exist, we today can only try to re - invent them, via Bott and PIsano Periodicity, but we are merely re - constructing in our own math system what has been done and been daily used for the past ten thousand or more years by the Chinese, the Hindus and the Egyptians. 

Simply, QMDJ shows the mother complex and the father complex in relation to the Oedipus complex, along with some 35 cases of lesbian natal charts. This evidence gives substance to the notion that Freud studied the Oedipus myth from the Greeks, who borrowed this from the remotely ancient Egyptians, who possessed a technology far superior in that they could build the Great Pyramid and not with ten million slaves, but with what we would term, "magic" because we cannot understand their advanced physics. 

John Frederick Sweeney