Never two without three

Never two without three is an old saying in French (my native language along with English) and it means expect a following for this. It repeats.

But on a heavenly level I discovered something interesting : 2 and 3 are key binary sequences to understandnig the world around us and inside. Indians would say to understand Brahman you need to become Shiva, Shakti, and always follows Ganesh.

To organize all thoughts in a rational and accessible manner all you need is three indexes : that's proved by my facts-db graph database, see the talk on European Common-Lisp Symposium.

The indexes are : S (Subject), P (Predicate), O (Object), POS, OSP.

This index may get a name : it gives 9 numbers that you can encode on 2 bits (binary digits). 1, 2, 3, 2, 3, 1, 3, 1, 2.

In binary it gives this sequence :

• binary : 01,10,11,10,11,01,11,01,10 = 011011101101110110 (2, 3, 2, 3, 2 in a sequence encoding that we could call base 0)
• octal : 335566 (wtf, its all duplicated !)
• hexadecimal : 1BB76
• decimal : 113526

Prefixed with a bit length mask it gives :

• binary : 1111111111111111110011011101101110110 (base 0 : 18, 2, 3, 2, 3, 2)
• octal : 1777776335566
• hexadecimal : 1FFFF9BB76
• decimal : 137438542710 (1374 is a registered number in Hebrew Caballa, it leads to Barrabas in Catholic texts, I don't know about the rest, It's found when computing reference indexes from Bet as the first letter of the Bereshit.)