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The Hitachi Analysis 1920
On May 12th 1920 Dimitri Hitachi, a great unrecognized scientist, artist and engineer, posted his analysis and research papers on how all matter is made energy, and all energy is made up of pure materials known as Adhitness. The density of Adhitness determines its Frequency, Speed etc. and is a core part in later research and theories developed by Sir Dimitri. With adhitness being great one can say that it will be matter and not energy anymore. Adhitivity also determines electronegativity of atoms as well as proves the main reason life exists.
1. Wow Quantum Theory is pretty easy compared to The Hitachi Analysis 1920
2. I agree it looks simple but there is much more to it but it also proves several research theories!
2. I agree it looks simple but there is much more to it but it also proves several research theories!
The Hitachi Analysis 1920 by Dimitri Hitachi January 29, 2022
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