© Flag

The © Flag is vertical quad-bar of white, red, indigo, and pink.  Each background colour is coded to number.  In this case, the numbers are 0-1-6-9 which are is ASCII ALT numbers to make this symbol appear.

¥ Flag

The Yen Flag is a tri-bar of red, cyan, and violet.  These colours are coded to ASCII metric colours that are in the order of the rainbow.  In the center is a red Yen symbol; it is read because it is the assigned contrast indicator.

€ Flag

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        THE € FLAG     

The flag for the Euro Symbol is a tri-bar of white, red, orange, and black.  In the upper canton area is a black Euro Symbol €.  The colours are coded to numbers of the colour metrics.  Red is 1 since it is the first colour of the rainbow.  Orange is 2 as its 2nd.  However white is coded to 0 while black is coded to 8.  Although black and white are not a part of the rainbow.  White light is the union of all colours, before it is broken up by a visible spectrum.  Black is coded to 8 because it falls after violet the last colour.  Likewise 8 is a symbol for infinity from the certain point of view.  And when you look into the infinite expanse of space it appears black.

By sheer unintended fate, the flag echoes the design of Belgium, which is were the capital of the EU is located, in the city of Brussels.  However that is not yellow in the middle, rather it is orange.

† Flag, Dagger/Cross Flag

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A flag for the Dagger/Cross Symbol is vertical tri-bar of white, red, yellow, and green.  In the upper canton area is a black cross.  When you key in 0-1-3-4 while holding down the ALT key you get cross symbol.  The cross is an ancient Roman form of execution.  Of the 10,001 souls that suffered from this execution device, one was chosen to redeem them all.

In a way they spiritual karma of Holy Roman Empire from Asia, to Africa and Europe laid the down the red carpet for a higher calling. For one was chosen, under Emperor Tiberias, that a new and better way of life could arise.

π Flag for July 22nd

Pi finally has colours!  This flag uses the colours orange, violet and black.  The are derived from the order on numbers derived from Isaac Newton's prism experiments.  In this case orange is associated with two since it is the 2nd colour of the spectrum.  Likewise violet is the 7th colour of the visible spectrum.  The π symbol is black because it is the assigned contrast indicator.

This numbers 227 are connected to π via ASCII.  If you hold the ALT key type in 227 then let of the ALT key you get π! Is is based upon the fact that the fraction 22/7ths (22÷7) is approximately ≈ Pi as 3.142857.

Thus another alternate π day is July, 22!  Instead of Ally E., there were two great math people to remember on this date: Gaspard de Pony 1755 and Fredrick Gasbel 1784. Gapard was a Frenchman who mechanized math and separated 'low' ranking calculator people from 'high' minded mathematicians. Fred G. was first person to determine accurate values of the the relative distance of the sun to another star via its parallax, opening up the world beyond the Solarian. A Solarian is any being that lives or was born in our Solar System, whether they are from Moon, Mars, Io, Venus, Mercury, or Artificial Satellite.

ƒ Flag — The Function Flag

The Super Long "f" that is known as the ƒ is an interesting symbol.  It is usually introduced during to is in high school diring trig or calculus class.  This is where the semamtics of formula and equation go beyond normal conversation to a very particular definition. 


Cowboys, Football, Grillin', and Funky-Jacked Up Cars...an American Tradition, or rather an American Funktion.

≥ Flag and ≤ Flag

> ≥ = ≤ <

 The ≥ Flag is orange, green and yellow.  The colours are reflective of the order of the rainbow.  Orange is 2 since most people recognize it as the second colour while green is ordered to 4 as the fourth colour after yellow.   The ≥ symbol is yellow since it is the assigned contrast colour indicator.


The less than flag's third bay is yellow due to this colours position as the 3rd in the spectrum.  As you can see the ≥ flag has a greater size and proportion of orange than the ≤ flag.

Oddly this signs can be confusing on a subconscious level because the ≥ is the Roman Number 4 on its side as IV:  ≥ — ≤ is the Roman Number 6 on its side as VI.  Thus on a level it is saying 4 is greater than while 6 is less than.


IV ≥ VI?  Just think of it this way VI legged animals are usually Greater than by size than VI legged creatures.  Or rather, VI legged bugs are less than VI legged animals by mass.  Eveyone know the alligator or Pac-Man always eats the greater number but this will help you distinguish which mean 'less than' or 'greater than'