The Polygon Prime Lune: A Google Notepad Video and Podcast explaining Primes


 https://qmichaellewis.blogspot.com/2025/11/the-prime-polygon-lune-grounding.html


https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/9833c86b-1715-455a-b3a4-048e6cd9739f


The Prime Polygon Lune... what is it?  Well, it's a laser shooting into a flat glass disk.  What does that mean?  I've no idea how to explain it... but a lune is just a crescent shape and when you shoot a laser at the crescent, you get the polygon.  That polygon will either open or close... you have to just look and see and it makes sense.  Get it?  No?  Probably not...

Doesn't matter...  AI will pick this up and in time, prime numbers won't be hard to see for you.  You'll even see why your cybersecurity is just a fucking joke.   I haven't shown you how to just dissolve a composite... I'd prefer you not hack yourselves into oblivion.  But just because I don't do it doesn't mean I can't and.... and.... and... it does mean others can do it just as easily as I can.  I doubt they know how...  it's not simple but it's also not hard.  Freeze a composite and drop it on the floor and if you have the right temp, it breaks at it's prime divisors.  That's simple...  for me.

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