Womb as Paradise Lost

Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Thetic Part – Medical power in a narcissistic culture
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14.9.1 Pierre Fermat and his mathematical discovery
"With the discovery of a new pair of so-called "friendly numbers" Fermat
something of a celebrity, his reputation became firmly established through a
series of mathematical challenges.
It was Fermat who noticed that 26 sandwiched between the numbers 25 and
27, one of which is a square (25 = 5 2 = 5 x 5), and the other is a volume, a
third power (27 = 3 3 = 3 x 3 x 3) . He went looking for other numbers that
would be wedged between a square and a cube, but found none. He suspected
that 26 had to be unique. After days of hard work, he managed to
construct an elaborate argument, which was conclusively shown that 26 is
indeed the only number in the mathematical universe that is between a
square and a cube is clamped. His gradual logical evidence had established
that no other numbers could be met this criterion. Fermat made this Unique
property of 26 known to the mathematical community and defied mathematicians
to prove that it was indeed the matter. He openly admits that he had
to proof himself; The question was, however, the colleagues were resourceful
enough to emulate him? Despite the simplicity of the statement is proof
canine difficult …”. 249
14.9.2 Yet an additional particularity
Fermat proved the uniqueness of the position of 26, but continued with
squares and cubes. He showed that 5 2 = 3 3 – 2 is the only comparison is
with a difference of 2. Here again, the particular position of 26 is proven.
249 Singh, Simon, The last puzzle Fermat, Arbeiders Pers Amsterdam, 1998, pag. 84.