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    Terence McKenna

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    Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

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    Interview on KBOO FM Radio4 mentions
    4:48

    …of the I Ching on the earliest inventors of binary mathematics? Well the jesuits penetrated china very early. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, who was a German Mathematician and philosopher best known for Bertrand Russell said Leibniz invented the smallest form…

    4:58

    …china very early. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, who was a German Mathematician and philosopher best known for Bertrand Russell said Leibniz invented the smallest form of god. Leibniz invented something called the monad, which was basically the first attempt to…

    5:03

    …a German Mathematician and philosopher best known for Bertrand Russell said Leibniz invented the smallest form of god. Leibniz invented something called the monad, which was basically the first attempt to solve philosophical problems with holographic matrices.…

    5:58

    …according to binary unfolding of the integers in a binary system. That is not the traditional sequence of the hexagrams but from Leibniz then the I Ching Lay fallow for at least a hundred years and then the English Sinologist James Legge translated it in…