The power of duplication
To visualize simple duplication in its most basic form and its power here’s an example. Think of Penny ‘one’ which decided to duplicate himself each week with other pennies who each agree to do the same. Since every penny involved duplicated each week as planned, at the end of the 28th week the crowd of pennies equaled over one million three hundred forty two thousand dollars.
Now let’s look at something a bit more complex. Penny ‘Two’, decided to quadruplicate each month instead of duplicating each week. Under his scenario #2 he became over two million six hundred eighty four thousand dollars for the meeting of the 14th month. While a little slower and longer in the beginning penny two’s group grew at warp speed in the end.
A bit more perplexing is the story of Penny ‘Three’ – he didn’t duplicate himself and therefore stayed behind. And you guessed it when he called a meeting with all his buddies they weren’t available because they were partying at either penny one’s or penny two’s meetings.
There is a moral to this story but we are having too much fun to explain it. Come join the fun and duplicate.
