I never actually believed this theory. But it did spark my interest. Now keep in mind, I often have a lot of spare time, so during that spare time, I often visualize things in my head (I sometimes think of ideas of mechanical inventions, so I can visualize detailed concepts without having to write them down.) So for a while, I occupied my time thinking about how it could make sense. But I didn't get anywhere so I decided to give up on it, that was until August 1st, 2018.
On August 1st, 2018, Fredrik Knudsen made a follow-up video to his first TimeCube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmhlQYqV1L0 , make sure you watch this too because I make a reference to this video as well. If you go to the 52:38 mark of that video, you'll notice Knudsen saying that he (Knudsen) gets it and states that Gene is saying that the corners do not literally correspond to parts of the Earth, but rather that the sunup, midday, sundown, and midnight are metaphors that Gene Ray uses to make sense of the different races. This could be true, but my interpretation states else wise. In other words, if my interpretation reflects Gene Rays thoughts, Fredrik Knudsen's interpretation does not. I bring this up because it is a key element to my interpretation. But I'm not here to refute Knudsen, I'm here to tell my story and explain my interpretation.
When I saw that video, it caused me to come back to visualizing the TimeCube principle. So I came out with more thoughts on it and whenever I have something to say, about a video, I have to put it in the comments section. So I started to put the interpretation that I had back then in the comments. But in a week, I had realized switching between theories and would correct myself and it would take up a lot of space and I thought it was rude to do that in someone else's video. That is what inspired me to start putting my theories about it on Twitter on August 21st. Before then, I would only use rarely use Twitter and even when I did, I would only talk about my livestreams, a little about politics, and share links to videos that I liked.
Now keep in mind, Knudsen's video has views and comments from other people who were interested in the subject of Gene Ray's madness. And when I have something on my mind about a certain concept that's popular with the people who share my interests, I feel that I have to say it just in case it's read by someone who would care about my insights. That is why I felt I had to type in every single thing that came to my head into Twitter as soon as possible.
As far as my fixation goes, it didn't happen overnight. I would work on it for a while and then give up and then resume then start and then resume and after going through that cycle over and over again, I realized that I was bound to keep going back to the concept and that's when I decided to stick with it and dedicate to it as a side project. You see, all my other side projects were on hold; I was saving up for a new 3D printer and a new laptop (I used my desktop computer to livestream and work on my timecube stuff and also used my phone to work on the timecube stuff.) As a side note, I didn't need a new laptop but since my old one broke, I really wanted one.
You see, before my 3D printer and laptop broke, I was doing artistic 3D modelling and 3D printing and that gave me great joy and a sense of empowerment, to be able to make something from my imagination and have it actually made into a physical object automatically. Even though I was still doing 3D modelling on my desktop (which is how I made the 3D images on my blog,) it didn't feel the same if I couldn't print it. I'm telling you this so you know how much that hobby meant (and still means to me) and why I needed a distraction to keep my mind occupied until I could resume it. That is most likely why I decided to start to try and make coherent sense of the TimeCube principle.
I would like to point out some more things that Fredrik Knudsen said before I get into my actual interpretation. In Knudsen's second video, he (Knudsen) shows a clip of Gene Ray saying (to a group of students at a university lecture that he was invited to) that he (Gene Ray) believes that it's impossible for people of different races to get along with each other if they lived in the same area. This is the first point that I will go into in my TimeCube interpretation.
I do NOT think Gene Ray was racist or advocated racism. I think he believed in some sort of undocumented biological NON-SOCIOLOGICAL phenomenon which causes racial tension to build in physically racially diverse communities. So long story short, Gene Ray believes that: everyone's racist against everyone else and the people who say elsewise are denying it to themselves and there's nothing that can be done about it and it's unfortunate and if they lie to themselves and try to live physically near other races, it makes the tension build up and cause violent racist incidents such as the L.A. Riots as Ray stated in his lecture. But I DO NOT BELIEVE THE LA RIOTS WERE CAUSED BY THIS PHENOMENA; I BELIEVE THAT THEY WERE CAUSED BY VALID ANGER AT A CORRUPT CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM. However, VIOLENT PROTESTS ARE NOT THE ANSWER.
He (Ray) does state in this lecture that he believes that the LA Riots were caused by this phenomena.
I want to stop right now and emphasize that I DO NOT ADVOCATE RACISM OR BELIEVE GENE RAY'S THEORIES ABOUT RACE RELATIONS.
To make my first axiom of my TimeCube interpretation, I will go into more detail about this phenomena, think of it this way, imagine that depending on which corner of the Earth your from (when I say, "corner of the the Earth", I mean if you were to draw four perpendicular lines on a globe from the North Pole to the South Pole,) your body emits a different frequency of radio wave. Radio waves are between 88 and 108 Hz (if you're referring to the ones used by communication, and I will use those an example because they can travel through objects that visible light can not) but let's say they start at 0hz and go up to 20hz for the sake of simplicity. So imagine that Blacks' bodies radiate a 5hz signal, Native Americans' bodies a 10hz signal, Whites' bodies a 15hz, and Asians' bodies a 20. If you're not one of this races, then the frequency for your body is the same as the frequency of the race that is from the Earth's corner that your ancestry is from. For example if you're not any of the four races, but your ancestry is from the same Earth corner as Africa, your body emits a 5hz signal because that's the same signal that Blacks' bodies emit. Now remember this radio frequency is not part of the axiom, itself but rather an analogy to explain the axiom.
So to continue the previous analogy, the when Whites are exposed to 15hz (their own frequency), it does not affect them; if they're exposed to 20hz (Asians) or 10hz (Native Americans,) they feel mild hate, if they're exposed to 5hz (Blacks,) they feel extreme hate. So the 1st axiom of my interpretation of TimeCube is only this hate principle. The hate principal is that there's some phenomenon that causes hatred regardless of the way that society is structured.
The second axiom of my interpretation is pseudo-astronomical. More specifically, it says that there are four extra suns that are perpendicular to each other orbiting the Earth. It states that each time the Earth rotates 360° around its axis, all of the extra suns orbit 90° around their orbit. The second axiom more specifically states that these suns orbit around the Earth in the same direction in which the Earth rotates around its axis. This creates a 96 hour cycle, which Gene Ray wants to everyone to call a day while calling each 24 hour cycle a, "corner day" and I will explain why in the fourth axiom.
This means that if the extra suns were visible to the naked eye and you were to look at the Earth from space and you were exactly above the Geographic North Pole, you would see the Earth rotate counterclockwise (from your perspective) and you would see each extra sun orbit 90° counterclockwise each time the Earth rotated 360° counterclockwise. But another part of this axiom is that you can't see these suns unless you have a special camera since they don't emit visible light; they emit either radio waves (like I mentioned in the last analogy,) ultraviolet light, infrared light, or an undiscovered type of light. But remember, the second axiom only states that there are four extra suns orbiting the Earth and they do not emit visible light.
The third axiom of my interpretation is that the reason why there have been no documented cases of collisions with these supposed extra suns is because the scientific community knew about them and steered all spacecraft around these suns and also that the scientific community covered up any evidence of any non-man-made astronomical bodies (meteors, asteroids, etc.) having crashed into these suns. This axiom does not claim that there have been any collisions between these extra suns and non-man-made astronomical bodies but rather that either: there weren't any due to coincidence, or, that there were and the scientific community denied it. This fits into Gene Ray's claim that the scientific community is lying to you.
The fourth axiom of my interpretation is astrological based on the pseudo-astronomy mentioned in the third axiom, it also involves the corners of the Earth that were mentioned in the second axiom.
The fourth axiom states that each of the four extra suns shines only on people of one corner of the Earth. If we go clockwise looking down at the Geographic North Pole (if we were able to see the extra suns,) the first extra sun only shines on Blacks and people from that same corner of the Earth. The second extra sun only shines on Native Americans and people from that same corner of the Earth. The third shines on Whites and people from that same corner of the Earth. The fourth on Asians and people from that same corner of the Earth.
The fourth axiom also states that the Earth's time zones are categorized into 4 groups, each group encompassing the timezones of all the areas in one of the aforementioned corners of the Earth.
The fourth axiom also states that this measurement of time consists of that the position of each extra sun is categorized as being in one of four positions: the midnight range, sunup range, midday range, or sundown range, which according to Gene Ray, is the same across an entire time zone group at least as far as its astrological effects. This means that every six hours, one sun is in the midnight range, one sun is in the sunup range, one is in the midday, and the other in sundown and this is simultaneous.
The final part of the fourth axiom states that there are 4 combinations for each time zone group for how the angle at which the Earth's visible Sun shines on the Earth can match with each extra sun in a 24 hour cycle. All of these combinations happen simultaneously across all timezone groups so it still counts as only 4 per 24 hour cycle. That means that in a 96 hour cycle, which is how long the cycle of the visible Sun and the extra suns lasts, there are 16 different combinations of visible sun positions and since each "position" lasts 6 hours (by, "position," I mean a 90° range of positions,) we multiply the 6 hours by the 16 positions and get 96, the amount of hours it takes for all of the "positions" to take place within a single timezone group.
Update for March 14, 2021 North American time: Either the above is true or he just doesn’t understand how time zones work.
