The document discusses Fibonacci numbers and their recurrence relation. It then lists word counts and syllable counts for phrases from a speech. Finally, it notes that words do not kill and lists the beginning of the Fibonacci sequence.

1. TBD – Figure xCopyright © Drew James, 2010WordsSyllablesLettersNote:Assuming a break point between the Yes and we by using the ‘,’ we can actually show a [5,2] on we can, with some possibility of cognitive recursion. Verify.InclusiveReinforcersIn mathematics, the Fibonacci numbers are the numbers in the following integer sequence:In mathematical terms, the sequence Fn of Fibonacci numbers is defined by the recurrence relationwith seed values#ref

2. I’m fired up3, 3Obama’s Democratic nomination:clichés during critical speech startas Fibonacci’s NumbersWe all made this journey for a reason8you believe in what this country can be8believe there can be peace5believe there can be hope5 (3,3 by inflection)In the face of despair5politics that's shut you out50,1,1,2,[3],[5],[8],13,21…that's told you to settle5divided us for too long55we can be one people5, 8building that more perfect union5,8 = 5 words, 8 syllablesCliché’s nabbed from: http://disaffiliates.blogspot.com/2007/02/63-cliches-per-minute.html

3. Obama’s Democratic nomination speech word cloud

4. “no. Sorry, you are wrong3,3. Incorrect1,3. Words donotkill3,3. People killthemselves3,5, people killpeople3,5, raptors killpeople3,5[…] Words... do... not... kill3,3. [sic]”Note: Letters per segment avoiding golden ratio so it seems unnatural while maintaining attractive negative catalysts.0,1,1,2,[3],[5],8,13,21…Word cloud of initial two catalyst statements.pp2 4.5 words per negative inference.pp2 6.6 words per negative inference