Cryptology Applied to Tron

Sunflower Diaries #23

by Rod Island

Volume 23 was the other half of the manuscript written in Volume 22 that got cut in half. The content was dedicated to "Tron: Legacy" because a movie about a Game Grid is the best way to explain the Earth's Electromagnetic Field as a Communication Grid. It's like a Tron Game Grid. Before I went into "Tron," I pulled from the news articles for 3/3 and 3/4 of 2013 to show that I'm still following consistently where I can publish content and have the same number tags and symbols manifest in the Associated Press Feed 24 to 48 hours later. Chapter 1 cites the first example regarding "Quantum Leap." Chapter 2 shows a mathematical example where actress Dana Delany as Lois Lane was on United Airlines Flight 193 that made an emergency landing in Ohio. That state joined the Union on 3/1, which is the birthday of Tim Daly who played Superman opposite of Dana Delany. Chapter 3 shows how the Superman theme manifested with the children of the Superman creators in a legal battle regarding rights to the Superman franchise. Chapter 4 cites an example of Lord Voldemort vs. Holly the Cat in a swimming pool. This isn't as good of a reading since I'm gearing up for writing a volume on Harry Potter. However, I put it in anyway. Chapter 5 starts off with an older article from June 2012 and content written back then. Chapter 7 goes into what Kevin Flynn discussed about Clu being able to repurpose programs. Chapter 8 goes into the discussion of Isomorphic Algorithms (ISOs), which Quorra was. In my volume set I constantly talk about Subconscious Minds that you can't see. They would be like Isomorphic Algorithms. Chapter 9 talks about "Tron: Legacy" Light Cycle Duals which have 5. When applied to "Magic: The Gathering" with colors, you play out a debate like a 5-Man Light Cycle Duel. Amusingly enough, the "Anchorman" brawl in the alley is a crude version of a 5-Man Light Cycle duel. Chapter 10 goes into the scene where Clu is blocking Kevin Flynn from leaving the system. This is a key argument with addressing how religious leaders think they're doing good, but they don't realize that their limited perceptions that revolve around sticking with the old and never thinking outside of the box can become harmful. Clu, with that type of mentality, carried out Iso Genocide. Conservative religious leaders do the same thing when they discriminate against others or are intolerant of other lifestyles. Chapter 11 focuses on the comical scene in "Chuck vs. the Ring" with Scott Bakula as Steven Bartowski vs. Brandon Routh as Daniel Shaw because Bruce Boxleitner as Tron is Captain Awesome's dad there for the wedding to Ellie. Chapter 12 talks about actor Jeff Bridges who played a villain in "Iron Man" and the Icing Problem. Chapter 13 talks about identifying damaged code and the way Kevin Flynn is able to repair Quorra after she's damaged during combat. This volume addresses controversial issue of same-sex marriages. I've tried to stay neutral on the issue because it's hard enough getting people interested in Cryptology, much less tackling heated debates like abortion and same-sex marriage. However, I said that with my research and study of Earth and the Sun as living organisms, they are like the equivalent of God on a local and state level. My rationale is that if you know that the Earth and Sun are alive, then it would stand to reason that other planets and stars are alive as well. They are don't have genders like humans. So why would they have a problem with same-sex unions? Earth is a Super Computer. Computers both give (male) and receive (female) information (DNA). So Earth is technically a Hermaphrodite. That would be same-sex. Usually religious people are behind when it comes to technology. They don't see it from a computer perspective.

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First published December 14, 2012