Mesopotamia - The Redeemer by Yehuda Israely, Dor Raveh

are one-dimensional strings that constitute an
inseparable part of the work of the processor. Admittedly the
processor lies at the core of Samos, but actually, the whole of
Samos is the processor, and the strings are an intermediate stage
in turning stardust into objects. That is Samos's designation. In
the whole of our universe you won't find any other cosmic strings
made by man".
    "And natural strings?" he
inquired.
    "We know of their existence, but
they're on the edges of the universe, in remnants left over from
the infancy of the universe. The pace of the expansion of space
prevents us from ever being able to see them".
    "You mentioned Pythagoras".
    "Yes," she said with reverence.
    "Who is he"?
    His rapid pace of understanding had
made Sophia forget the fact that his memory was lost. "Pythagoras
was a Greek academic, one of the first who understood that the
universe works according to mathematic principles. He discovered
the constant 'Phi', the number 1.618, which expresses the perfect
proportion, and exists in a lot of examples in nature. It is the
ratio between the rings on the shells of gastropods in the sea; the
ratio between the trunk, the branch, the leaf, and the leaflet of a
tree, or the ratio between the bends in the galaxies.
    "Pythagoras discovered these
principles back in the sixth century BCE, and implemented them in
architecture or in the proportion between the lengths of strings
that make harmonious music. Orpheus was the last in the dynasty of
distinguished Pythagoreans, from the ancient Greek architect and
sculptor Phidias, who built the Parthenon, to Leonardo Da Vinci,
who painted the human body according to the proportions of Phi in
the Renaissance period. Even the capitalists at the beginning of
the third millennium used Fibonacci's sequences, which were based
on Pythagoras, to predict rises and falls in commercial share
exchange rates".
    "Clearly I don't know any of them,"
he said, ironically.
    "It doesn't matter. The important
thing is to understand that Orpheus outdid his predecessors; He
came to the fundamental discovery, the most concealed, the constant
ratio between the size of the universes and the dimensions folded
one inside the other. Orpheus had the formula that makes it
possible to calculate the ratio between a one-dimensional
sub-string particle, and the universe stored in it, which has
eleven dimensions. He understood Pythagoras as no one had
understood him before. But don't get it wrong. From everything
we've said until now, you might think the greatness of the
cosmologists was in their ability to observe nature with the help
of mathematics".
    "Don't get it wrong? If that's the
case, I haven't understood a thing," he said, confused.
    You understood, don't worry.
Everything I've said about cosmological discoveries is true, but
its importance is only in the fact that it confirmed what they
felt".
    "What"?
    "They checked and established
everything that they felt – the fact that men feel the unity of the
universe is a wonderful thing! From that point of view, Pythagoras
was a clear genius. He believed in unity thousands of years before
proof could be found based on observations of nature. That's why
the unity he found didn't stay in the realm of cosmology, but
rather was turned into a way of life by Pythagoras," she said
passionately.
    "Does it have something to do with
the dance I saw you performing earlier"?
    "Yes. That is the ceremony which
indicates my participation in the unity of creation. Orpheus
applied the whole of Pythagoras's theory, and founded a brotherhood
of people who maintain the principles of human harmony just as
Pythagoras formulated and kept them: pacifism, vegetarianism,
satisfaction with a little, and abolition of personal property. The
materialistic Atheists didn't like that".
    "Why"?
    "With the discovery of the constant
of creation and its religious implications, a rift opened up
between Orpheus and his Pythagorean followers on one side, and the
Atheists on the