T Module
RBF Definitions
"The triacontrahedron displays the sixty-degreeness plus the ninety-degreeness of its minimum spherical excess resulting from its self-divisioning, its self-halvings.
"The T Module is folded out of a square of which the edge is a vector of mass x velocity to the second power. But since second-powcring means using the triangle and not the square, it means that I have to rewrite Einstein's equation to become E = 2f².
"This simplifies Einstein: You don't have to say mass, you just say vector--which gets you out of the three-dimensional frame in which he wrote the equation. . . . The speed of light is normal--it's speed all right, but we have unit vector, that's what the vector equilibrium is... the spherical!"
