Zero Project online Petition

Zero Project online Petition

[Posina Venkata Rayudu]

Dear all,

I hope and pray you and your families are all well.

If I may, I'd like to request you to consider the following petition
initiative of my good friend Peter, who is committed to getting to the
origins of zero.

Full disclosure: I'm giving a lecture on the mathematics of attaining
the ideal of: totally devoid of structure (zero cohesion and/or zero
variation).  This is part of our joint research with Professor Sisir
Roy to mathematically reconstruct the cognitive construction of zero
by the human mind (individually and collectively, as part of various
collectives).

Thanking you,
posina
===============Zero Project Online Petition==================

We would kindly request you to sign and share widely among your
respective networks our online Petition
[https://www.petitions.net/radiocarbon-dating_of_the_bakhshali_manuscript]
to encourage the Bodleian Libraries, London, to take concrete steps to
have follow-up Radiocarbon-dating of the famous Bakhshali Manuscript
conducted in the interest of scientific advancement in the field.

The Zero Project [Zero Project] has been in contact with the Bodleian
Libraries, London, since the time prior to their announcement of the
Radiocarbon-dating of the Bakhshali Manuscript (BM) conducted in 2017
[Bakhshali Manuscript]. As the results of the Radiocarbon-dating of
the Bakshshali Manuscript at that time were inconclusive, many
scholars across the world have encouraged the Bodleian to please
consider conducting follow-up tests.

As you may be aware, the issue of the Bakhshali Manuscript has also
been raised by most of the 40 participants in the Zero Project’s
Monograph on Zero book project and online International
Conference/Workshop on Zero (10/’21 – 4/’22).

Peter Gobets

Secretary / Research Coordinator
Trustee Zero Project
The Hague, The Netherlands
W: www.TheZeroProject.nl
E: pgobets@zerorigindia.org
T: +31-6-39 88 05 03 // +31-70-3501930


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