Mohamed Ababou

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Mohamed Ababou is a playwright, mathematician and amateur of science. He is best known for his theory of Numbers have an end [sic] and his habit of posting on the internet in order to promote his theory.

WARNING[edit]

Mohamed Ababou is an extremely unhinged and dangerous individual who should be left alone.

He will harass you and spout disgusting verbal abuse at you if you do not give into his demands. If you present as female, he will make sexual remarks towards you, and may message you unsolicited even if you do not interact with him.

He is extremely paranoid and may take anything unfamiliar to him as a sign that you are stalking him. He is unstable and has a very nebulous sense of reality. If Mohamed turns on you, he may impersonate you and your family on social media and attempt to ruin your life through reputational damage.

Mohamed cannot be “fixed” or even reasoned with. There is no point in trying to have a scientific discussion with him, as he will refuse to engage with any point of view other than his own. If called out on his behaviour, he will change his name and profile picture and claim that the offending messages “weren’t from him”. He will mass-delete messages and will absolutely deny any wrongdoing. Do not think that you can be Mohamed’s friend, and encourage him to get a job, stop his online behaviour, etc. He WILL eventually snap at you.

Mohamed Ababou has no job, no friends, nor a partner. He has nothing to lose, and you do. DO NOT interact with Mohamed Ababou.

A document containing evidence of Mohamed's various behaviours will be linked here soon.

The Theory of Numbers have an end[edit]

Ababou is known primarily for his theory of Numbers have an end, which states primarily that infinity does not exist and that the highest possible number is the age of the universe. He claims he discovered this theory through "use of Mind + Logic", and has been unemployed for the past few years in order to promote his theory.

The official Day of the theory of Numbers have an end is the 9th of January.

On mathematics[edit]

Ababou claims that the highest possible number is the age of the universe. That is, if you were to start counting from the age of the universe up to now, the number you reach would be the highest quality you can meaningfully have. This is because "the absolute counting is time", and "the digits are inseparable from the counting". [1]

As a result of this, his version of mathematics does not support irrational numbers. Complex numbers are fine, however, as they represent "the distances between stars from the surface of the earth".

Ababou also makes the argument that numbers necessarily have to represent a quantity in the universe. For example, he states "If the numbers have no end, why is there no play with an infinite number of actors?".

Ababou shows particular vitriol for the mathematicians Anaximander and John Wallis, who he believes are responsible for the "myth and illusion" of infinity. He believes Isaac Newton denounced the "myth and illusion" of infinity, but those works were destroyed after his death. The International Mathematical Union is also a pet hatred of his, as they do not respond to his numerous emails.

On physics[edit]

Ababou believes that the earth has "no fixed shape", being neither flat nor spherical. He also believes that acceleration and mass are a "hoax", as "the presence of gravity and weight negate the existence of mass" and "the existence of a constant speed of light negates the existence of acceleration".

On chemistry[edit]

Ababou believes that water contains "helium and decondensed oxygen", rather than hydrogen and oxygen as commonly accepted. This is because "hydrogen cannot be in something that acts as an insulator and a flame retardant". Furthermore, if water contains hydrogen, then "boiling water would lead to a massive nuclear explosion".

On biology[edit]

Ababou does not support the theory of evolution. He even wrote a book about it, accessible through the following link: [2]. According to him, most fossils that are found are forgeries, and the existence of "living fossils" (current animals that resemble animals found in the fossil record) disproves evolution.

Ababou claims that bacteria do not exist, as they "cannot exist in the presence of water and fire".

On somnology[edit]

Ababou believes that dreams are connected with the core of the earth, so a person sleeping in a physically higher place will have fewer and less vivid dreams that someone living lower down.

On geography[edit]

Ababou believes that the ozone layer "does not exist".

He also claims that clouds "do not come from evaporation", but rather are formed by "emissions from Jupiter and other gas giants".

On psychology[edit]

He has defined many psychological conditions such as the Georg Cantor complex (believing in the existence of infinity), the Cain complex (narcissism, egoism and hatred) and the Judas complex (false love).

He believes a person should see a psychiatrist twice a year.

On history[edit]

During Nazi rule in Germany, he believed that the International Mathematical Union developed "torture and killing machines", "helped the Gestapo arrest Jewish mathematicians", issued decrees in support of Hitler saying "The Numbers have no end, and so the rule of Hitler and Nazism will continue for an infinite time", and "mocked and practised violence against" female mathematicians.

He believes that the Armenian Genocide was committed by "non-Muslims" who falsely claimed that the Ottomans were responsible.

He does not believe that humans have landed on the moon, as this is impossible.

On morality[edit]

He opposes euthanasia, as it is "aggressive behavior, demonization, and a great humanitarian crime". He opposes keeping dogs indoors (as they are "full of viruses"), homosexuality, and the use of toilet paper to clean oneself.

He disapproves of people who own cars (as they pollute the environment) and smartphones (as they emit dangerous radiation that causes headaches).

Utopianism[edit]

Ababou is an extreme idealist. He believes that his theory of Numbers have an end will lead to the creation of a "paradise" in which we "all become angels".

To this end, Ababou decries such things as war, police states, dictatorial states, and nuclear weapons. He does not believe in countries, and believes that the best economic system is the "utopian economy", which is neither capitalist nor socialist.

Online postings[edit]

Ababou known mostly because of his conduct on the internet, posting mostly in Facebook groups and Discord servers related to mathematics. He always signs his posts with -Mohamed Ababou-. It is not known exactly why he does this, although it is most likely a sign of "authenticity".

In recent times, he has attempted to contact figures such as Benjamin Netanyahu, Eminem, Donald Trump, and Richard Dawkins in order to convince them to convert to Islam. It is currently unknown whether he has had success with this method or not.

Trivia[edit]

  • Mohamed Ababou is a gamer. His favourite game is "Lord of the Rings", although he has played "many different games".
  • He wants to travel to Europe one day, especially to Berlin (where the headquarters of the International Mathematical Union are located).
  • He collects tree leaves, and has leaves from several different countries.
  • He has a masters degree in theatre criticism, although we are set to see any of his work.
  • He supports free will and that every person has the freedom to do what he wants, but on the condition of being well-behaved, humane and peaceful.


Selected quotes[edit]

Do not forget everyone who died in the sinking of the Titanic

all rest in peace

-Mohamed Ababou-


@username Could you write this on the palm of your hand:

Mind + Logic

Numbers have an end

Good behavior

Utopia

Or write on a paper:

Numbers have no end + infinity symbol

Then you crush this paper with your feet

Choose what you want to do

Or record an audio of yourself saying:

The correct Mathematics is that Numbers have an end

Humanity, peace and love among all is the identity of the wonderful world

Do this and you will feel as if you came out of a dark cave and entered a scientific paradise

(Sent whenever someone joins his discord server)

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