The Black Night #

RECORD #

Name: $REDACTED_NAME
Location: #1A3E8C7
Created: 2020-02-01

Analysis of the data #

In this case we are looking at a set of immanent variables, which represent an infinite number (or finite) number if they exist in some way on the computer’s hard disk

The data is a series of numbers representing a specific event that occurred over a time period (e., “time”) or a set of events that occur randomly within the same time frame (e., “event duration”), such that the data represents the events occurring during the time period and the event duration as a series of integers with the event name representing the time interval between the events occurring.

For example:

Date: 2020-01-11
Time: 1:30PM
Event Duration: 1

We can then look at the series of immanent variables and their corresponding events to see whether they correspond to any particular event occurring in that time period or event duration as a series of integers with a specific name representing each event occurring. For example:

Date: 2020-03-31
Time: 1:45PM
Event Duration: 2

If there was a time interval where a particular event occurs, then it would be associated with that specific event, and vice versa for other events occurring concurrently in that time interval, such as the event duration as a series of integers with the event name represented by the time interval being the time interval being the duration of the event.

However, if the event duration is not a sequence of integers but rather a sequence of discrete events, then it would be associated with a specific event occurring simultaneously in the time interval between those events, and vice versa for other events occurring simultaneously in that time interval, such as the event duration as a continuous series of integers with a specific name representing each continuous event occurring in that time period.

Thus, we have two sets of immanent variables, each of which represents an individual event that occurred within a given time interval, and each of which corresponds to a particular event occurring simultaneously in that time interval, and vice versa for other events occurring simultaneously in that time period (and vice versa).

These two sets of immanent variables represent the events occurring during each time interval. The event duration is a series of integer numbers representing the event duration as a continuous series of integers with a specific named event name representing that event happening simultaneously in that time interval and the event duration as a continuous series of integers with a specific naming convention representing those events occurring simultaneously in that time interval, and vice versa for other event events occurring simultaneously in that time interval (and vice versa).

This is because the event duration is a continuous series of integer numbers representing the event duration as a continuous series with a specific named event name representing that event happening simultaneously