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5 filipino mathematician?

Eugene barbosa = invented pepete piit yuri damugo- ronyllo tacut depalog j rayjay lemon= kalamasi kent anton= carol tanga


What does chigurh mean?

My theory is that the Author gave this character a purposfully ambigous and non-existant name in order to make the character even more interesting. Any one else have any other thoughts?I believe that Anton represents a natural force that has come to rid society of the past and auger in a new, much more dangerous world. This is reflected in comments by Ed Tom Bell, when he refers to 'the crime you see now, its hard to even take its measure.' Anton is presented as not having a past, a home country, or an origin. Thus, he is not so much a character, rather a force.


What is the 17 23 correlation?

23 has been a popular number for a while, in fact, it spawned it's own field of study:Vigintitresology, you can find a lot of information on it It really entered pop-culture in 1975 with the publication of a book called Illuminatus by Robert Anton Wilson and Robert Shea. In that same book, one of the characters (Simon Moon) discusses the importance of 17 as well, since the product of 2 and 3 is 6, and 23 - 6 is 17.


What is the purpose of the Satanic Rituals in the Satanic bible?

That depends on what one's goal is. Anton LaVey stated that the primary purpose was for them to act as an "intellectual decompression chamber". In other words to take situations and thoughts that are influencing you and using the rituals to express them. Each ritual listed has a specific purpose and result it is meant to bring about, such as gaining a desired sexual partner or destroying an enemy. The basic idea is that if one takes all of the thoughts and emotions assoiated with a given situation and then focuses them through ritual, then one can influence the given situation in a desirable way.


What kind of play imitates real life situations?

The kind of play that imitates real-life situations is known as realistic or naturalistic drama. This genre aims to depict everyday life, focusing on relatable characters and situations, often addressing social issues or personal conflicts. Playwrights like Anton Chekhov and Tennessee Williams are known for their contributions to this style, creating authentic dialogues and scenarios that resonate with audiences. Realistic plays often emphasize psychological depth and character development, making them poignant reflections of human experiences.