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Research Paper

DISCOVERY OF HUMAN EXTRA SENSORY INTELLIGENCE ESI FROM 1987 FOR THE ENTIRE HUMANITY

EXTRA SENSORY INTELLIGENCE ESI AND COMPUTER OR TECHNOLOGY, LITERARY, PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS

Startup Business and Sole Proprietorship for Formation of

A Public Listed Company with Market Capitalization and Price Per Share

TECHNOLOGY ARTS HISTORY ARTS

ASSET CLASS D

NOT FOR OFFER

Soh Eng Sim Master of Education Harvard University 1987

Master of Science (Distinction) Liverpool John Moores University 1979

Notices All HISTORY for Literary, Performing Visual Arts or Asset Classes 1 - 3

are selling at ABOVE US$180m

For preliminary enquiry for other Technology Arts A - C Please contact us

Research paper remains strictly the intellectual property of Soh Eng Sim MEdn Harvard MSc LJMU Distinction @2017

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START UP BUSINESS / SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP INFORMATION SOHIST EST ARTS DOCTRINE PAPER : ASSET CLASS D (RESIDING IN MICROCHIP ELECTRONICS) WORLD COMMUNITY ARTS, NATIONAL ARTS TREASURY AND EST MUSEUM Over many years, it is conceivable that the entire Sohist EST portfolio will be accepted and sold to the world, national arts treasury and its own arts museum because of its historical linkages to the world and its history. CURRENT BOOK VALUE The book value of these historical works of arts is market dependent and driven as they will appreciate (instead of depreciate) over time. It is accurate to base the book value of entire portfolio on market demand as the news of Extra Intelligence break through the world over the years and also on the necessary valuation of major art auction houses like Sotheby's or Christie's. SOHIST EST Singapore will therefore always accept what the market bears over time. HISTORY ARTS PORTFOLIO'S ESTIMATES The SOHIST EST Asset Classes 1 to 3 are currently estimated and valued at about US$187.21 millions with potential in the pipeline, some 680 computer or technology arts with completely composed images, not manufactured yet. EST 1960x1500, the first successfully completed computer prototype arts is presently being marketed worldwide. POSSIBLE VALUATION to bring down the estimated total asset value with all asset classes 1, 2, 3 and A, B, C and D to around 26% of the total asset value for average high technology companies. This could be a possible startup consideration for the business as a whole if especially Asset Class D is found technologically productive and financially worthwhile to any buyer’s operating outfit or when we decide to sell the business away. Otherwise the value of the business with Asset Classes 1 to 3 and A to C only, the price should fall within range of both thousands of completed and fully composed works of arts as broadly defined. A reputable valuation firm should be invited to assess the true value and price. The key preliminary calculations have been planned. Extra Intelligence and its history arts are sold worldwide already. A MODULAR ARTS DOCTRINE Doctrine is a codification of beliefs or a body of teachings or instructions, taught principles or positions, as the essence of teachings in a given branch of knowledge or belief system. The Greek analogue is the etymology of catechism. Source : Wikipedia Principle : 2 mediums = 1 large X 4 = 1 very large

+ = medium X 1960 X 1500 (W/H ratio 1.33) X 2 to large 3739 X 2800 (W/H ratio 1.33) X 1 = 3739 X 4 = very large 14956

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B METHODOLOGY Very Large Works LENGTH INCREASE C HEIGHT INCREASE D Large Works LAYOUT ARRANGING E MULTI REVERSE IMAGES ARRANGING F

C LENGTH INCREASE

HEIGHT COMPRESSION OF ORIGINAL EG W / H = W / 2 mm

WEBSITE IMAGE PROCESSOR 940 / 176 W / H mm

ACTUAL SIZE 15000 X 2800 mm W / H mm

REMARKS

1/2 940 / 88.0 29912 X 2800 1/3 940 / 58.7 44868 X 2800 1/4 940 / 44.0 59824 X 2800 1/8 940 / 22.0 119648 X 2800 1/16 940 / 11.0 239296 X 2800 Total width = 29912 + 44868 +

59824 + 119648 + 239296 = 493548

Total number of works ( 6 works X 4 MRI ) x 5 120 Plus a maximum length work

6 X 4 X 493548 ( X 2800 ) = 11845152 ( X 2800 )

121 works

D HEIGHT INCREASE HEIGHT H OF ORIGINAL EG ACTUAL SIZE FOR EXAMPLE W / H = W / 2 mm

WEBSITE IMAGE PROCESSOR 940 / 176 W / H mm

ACTUAL SIZE 15000 X 2800 mm W X H mm

REMARKS

STACKING

Total Height 3 Units X 14956 X 2800 X Stacked High 3

Total 6 X 14956 X 2800 X 4 MRI

Heights 2800 5600 and 8400 (More would depend on printer’s width and joining)

940 / 176 THE METHODOLOGY i 1 Expanded 3 High 14956 X ( 2800 X 3 ) ii (2) Expanded 2 High + 1 Normal 14956 X ( 2800 X 3 ) iii 3 Normal 14956 X ( 2800 X 3 )

i 6 Single Original Works Stretching Triple Works 3 High ( 6 X 4 ) = 24 ii 6 Single Original Works Stacking Double Works 2+1 High ( 1 X 4 ) * ( 5 X 4 ) = 80 iii 6 Single Original Works Stacking Triple Works One on Top Another 3 High 8 only

Total possible number of experimental outcomes

112 works

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1 PERMUTATION ONE AND TOTAL = 24 PERMUTATIONS One Expanded Three High

MRI 12

MRI 11 Expanded 3 high

MRI 13 MRI 14

MRI 21

MRI 22 MRI 23 MRI 24

MRI 31

MRI 32 MRI 33 MRI 34

MRI 41

MRI 42 MRI 43 MRI 44

MRI 51

MRI 52 MRI 53 MRI 54

MRI 61

MRI 62 MRI 63 MRI 64

ADDING HEIGHT 14956 X 2800 2 PERMUTATION TWO AND TOTAL = 24 X 24 = 576 PERMUTATIONS Expanded Two High + One Normal MRI 11 Normal 1 high MRI 12 MRI 13 MRI 14 MRI 21 MRI 22 MRI 23 MRI 24 MRI 31 MRI 32 MRI 33 MRI 34

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MRI 41 MRI 42 MRI 43 MRI 44 MRI 51 MRI 52 MRI 53 MRI 54 MRI 61 MRI 62 MRI 63 MRI 64

MRI 12 X 2 MRI 11 X 2 Expanded 2 high

MRI 13 X 2 MRI 14 X 2

MRI 21 X 2

MRI 22 X 2 MRI 23 X 2 MRI 24 X 2

MRI 31 X 2

MRI 32 X 2 MRI 33 X 2 MRI 34 X 2

MRI 41 X 2

MRI 42 X 2 MRI 43 X 2 MRI 44 X 2

MRI 51 X 2

MRI 52 X 2 MRI 53 X 2 MRI 54 X 2

MRI 61 X 2

MRI 62 X 2 MRI 63 X 2 MRI 64 X 2

Stacking or ADDING 15000 X ( 2800 X 3 ) VERTICALLY TOGETHER The Directionless (TOP) and The Direction (BOTTOM)

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3 PERMUTATION THREE AND TOTAL = 8 + 6 + 4 + 6 = 24 PERMUTATIONS Three Normal (Vertical) X 8 MRI 11 A1 MRI 12 B2 MRI 13 C3 MRI 14 D4 MRI 21 A1 MRI 22 B2 MRI 23 C3 MRI 24 D4 MRI 31 A1 MRI 32 B2 MRI 33 C3 MRI 34 D4 MRI 41 E5 MRI 42 F6 MRI 43 G7 MRI 44 H8 MRI 51 E5 MRI 52 F6 MRI 53 G7 MRI 54 H8 MRI 61 E5 MRI 62 F6 MRI 63 G7 MRI 64 H8 Reference layout information and color codes

Three Normal (Horizontal) X 6 MRI 11 A11 MRI 12 B21 MRI 13 C31 MRI 21 A12 MRI 22 B22 MRI 23 C32 MRI 31 A13 MRI 32 B23 MRI 33 C33 MRI 41 E54 MRI 42 F64 MRI 43 G74 MRI 51 E55 MRI 52 F65 MRI 53 G75 MRI 61 E56 MRI 62 F66 MRI 63 G76 Three Normal (Vertical) X 4 MRI 54 H8 MRI 53 G7 MRI 64 H8 MRI 63 G7 MRI 14 D4 MRI 13 C3 MRI 34 D4 MRI 33 C3 MRI 44 H8 MRI 43 G7 MRI 24 D4 MRI 23 C3 Three Normal (Horizontal) X 6 MRI 14 D4 MRI 13 C3 MRI 12 B2 MRI 24 D4 MRI 23 C3 MRI 22 B2 MRI 34 D4 MRI 33 C3 MRI 32 B2 MRI 44 H8 MRI 43 G7 MRI 42 F6 MRI 54 H8 MRI 53 G7 MRI 52 F6 MRI 64 H8 MRI 63 G7 MRI 62 F6 Notes 1 Number of Very Large VL Works X Multi Reverse Images MRI X Maximum Length X Recommended Height (according printer’s width). 2 Height Compression results in broadening and hence the need for redrawing and darkening totally all straight lines to maintain aesthetics and nice look. 3 There is also a need to provide very high resolution photography or conversion to JPEG or other appropriate files and follow through with line redrawing and retracing. 4 The fully 11845152 ( X 2800 ) should be in PVC.

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Illustration of ADDING VERY LARGE 14956 X 2800 X 2 (and more) horizontally together

E LAYOUT ARRANGING (OF 2 MEDIUMS OR 1 LARGE) 2 MEDIUM SIZES OR 1 LARGE X 4 = 1 VERY LARGE X 6 = TOTAL TOTAL = 6 PERMUTATIONS Original Layouts Are Mostly Follow These Ideas

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F MULTI REVERSE IMAGES ARRANGING PERMUTATIONS AND PROBABILITY Probability = Number of chances can be made / Number of total possible chances Permutations = 6 layouts X (4MRI X 6 VL) separate works of above = 144 TOTAL = Permutations X 4 shifts of Large = 576 PERMUTATIONS

LARGE D

LARGE B

LARGE A

LARGE C

MRI PERMUTATIONS ( 4 X MRI ) 144 / 6 LAYOUTS = 24 / 4 MRI = 6 VL Original Data Sources 1 Layout arrangement X 4 MRI X 1 VL Original Data Source Laid Out Differently

LARGE MRI 1

LARGE MRI 2

LARGE MRI 3

LARGE MRI 4

LARGE MRI 1

LARGE MRI 2

LARGE MRI 4

LARGE MRI 3

LARGE MRI 1

LARGE MRI 4

LARGE MRI 2

LARGE MRI 3

LARGE MRI 4

LARGE MRI 3

LARGE MRI 2

LARGE MRI 1

G CREATING MORE FROM THE BREAK DOWN OF ORIGINAL ARTS Break up of each large work 4000 X 2000 into sub images and converting to their all Multi Reverse Images and recomposing. Break Down of Images and Sub Images From Original Arts and Permutations If each large work is divided into many smaller individual parts, say 3 to 12 parts each, then the grand permutation total would be so much more, thousands and above.

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H CREATING FROM ADDING MORE ORIGINAL ETYMOLOGY ARTS

14956 X ( 2800 X 3 ) mm Illustration of Approximating Permutations

14956 X ( 2800 ) mm I TOTAL PERMUTATIONS EXISTING BREAK DOWN ETYMOLOGY C LENGTH INCREASE 121 D HEIGHT INCREASE PERMUTATIONS = 24 + 576 including Permutations One and Two respectively and another complete set of 600 for inverting top stack

600 600 Inverting

600 600 Inverting

600 600 Inverting

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EXISITNG BREAK DOWN ETYMOLOGY E LAYOUT ARRANGING F MRI ARRANGING PERMUTATIONS

PERMUTATIONS = 576 including Permutation Three of 24 = 600

600 600 600

Total possible permutations = 600 X 600 X 600 X 600 X 600 X 600 X 600 = 279,936,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

1 2 3 4 5 6 Total possible permutations from each roll of a dice = 1 X 6 = 6 For the computation of Asset Class D, 600 permutations at US$ mm with some concerns for the over supply, lack of demand and aesthetical reasoning. J OTHER POSSIBILITIES ON PERSPECTIVES

For more permutation possibilities, the compression of many lengths could enhance and make more and more different perspectives. K PRICE ESTIMATION INCOME The price estimation for all additional prices excludes 1 Creating from all Layout and MRI Arranging 2 Breaking Down of Images and Sub Images From Original Arts and Permutations 3 Creating New Images and Sub Images From Etymology Arts and Permutations Current Formula in Latest Version Spreadsheet Calculation =(6*((1*B304)+(3*B305))*((29912*2800)+(44868*2800)+(59824*2800)+(119648*2800)+(239296*2800)+(493548*2800))+(6*((1*B304)+(3*B305))*(493548*2800))+(600*(1*B304)+(3*B305)*(14956*3)*2800))*D298*B306 Coded Calculations ( all in US$ )

(6*((1*B304)+(3*B305))*((29912*2800)+(44868*2800)+(59824*2800)+(119648*2800)+(239296*2800)+(493548*2800))

C LENGTH INCREASE

+(6*((1*B304)+(3*B305))*(493548*2800))

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F HEIGHT INCREASE +(600*(1*B304)+(3*B305)*(14956*3)*2800))*D298*B306 Other Key Calculations FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATE AND US$ mm

*D298*B306

PERCENTAGE CHANGE FOR ORIGINAL AND ITS MRI

B304 B305

L ACTUAL SIZES, IMAGE PROCESSOR SIZES AND WIDTH / HEIGHT RATIOS MEDIUM, LARGE AND VERY LARGE SIZES SIZES AND DATAS LARGE SIZES W/H RATIO IMAGE PROCESSOR SIZES W/H RATIO REMARKS L 4000 / 2000 2.0000 800 / 400 2.0000 L is Large L 4000 / 2500 1.6000 800 / 500 1.6000 As above L 4000 / 2800 1.3333 800 / 600 1.3333 As above L 5600 / 2800 2.0000 800 / 400 2.0000 As above ALL SIZES W/H RATIO IMAGE PROCESSOR SIZES W/H RATIO REMARKS M 1960 / 1500 1.3067 653 / 500 1.3060 M is Medium L 3739 / 2800 1.3354 235 / 176 1.3325 Medium X 2 = Large VL14956 / 2800

940 / 176 Very Large X 4 Large = Medium X 2 size up

Computer 3D Illustration

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M 2D COMPOSITION AND POSSIBLY 3D The above include possibly 1 Complete Joining 2 Triple Stacking Studio and home modeling with his paintings at Mayfair Jurong and Kovan Grandeur Tampines Singapore. Any other paintings elsewhere in other 8 -10 locations if needed. They could be future arts exhibition halls. Other 3D compositions could be derived provided they meet the aesthetics requirements of the original poet, artist and scientist so that they could shed the light of what happened and what to come. 3D works of arts (which are moved electronically like the 2D as above. FOOTNOTE A WEALTH = ASSETS – DEBTS ONLY Government arts organizations in 1 USA with the highest current and future technologies in creating, recreating, printing, preserving, restoring, maintaining, storing and transporting arts into space and beyond 2 here in Singapore and perhaps 3 Europe and 4 China could the benefits of buying up and running Sohist EST Singapore at startup costs and reaping handsomely in building up wealth or equity and long term assets where long term debts are relatively low. B New Technologies It is extremely conceivable that each sub component of the total composition of each history work of arts to come can be created in full Multi Reverse Images along with the original sub components and be manipulated to create new combinations and works of arts depending on the 1 upgradability of hardware and arts image processors, 2 high resolution photography and 3 new technologies for computing, printing, making new materials at lower costs and also importantly 4 creations of similar or near similar arrays of arts permutations of sub entities or simply put the etymology arts and parts from a store house of some 1600 works. Using almost infinite series of Multi Reverse Images of all sizes and sub sizes combining together aesthetically to form new works of arts is a great challenge ahead in invisible technologies, invisible file handling and invisible artist’s arts programming. The costs of preservation, conservation and maintenance are relatively low and the revenue and incomes generally high because of the supply of new technologies and the impact of Extra Intelligence. C Sizes It is always ideal to create to the maximum height and length for any arts. Meanwhile trying to fit them into existing buildings would remain difficult; therefore the need to 1 Create the maximum height and length to establish asset worth and value 2 Create sizable and suitably large sized application works of arts and outcome 3 Create opportunities to blend in with the latest and promising 3D building technologies to house the very large works of arts

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Sohist EST Singapore 28 August 2017