Deletion of Chaoscopy

Comment: As the nom mentioned, this article seems to be a hoax. Even if it was real, the article in its current state is a dicdef, thus a violation of the  criteria
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Wikipedia is not a dictionary (WP:WINAD)

Comment: this |bollocks, please. I doubt it's a hoax, though: it strikes me that the author actually uses this "method", and certainly some people ''do'' actually "manipulate numbers for the fun of it", so it could just be a favourite number game of the person who wrote the article...but I cannot imagine what serious application the idea could have.  Chaos-copy indeed.  A method for seeking the inner patterns produced by the infra-harmonic structures held by the pristine Platonic relations between a column of numbers and a copy of itself with the top whacked off.   What puzzles me is that the sequence of numbers is "the time between drops"...what drops? LSD
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Complete bollocks (WP:BOLLOCKS)

Comment: per likely . While there are google hits on the term, these hits do not describe a mathematical technique. A genuine mathematical technique would include information about its purpose and use or the type of problem it attempts to solve. One doesn't just manipulate numbers for the fun of it. I also find it highly suspicious that the technique is described in terms of the types of language and activities used by a high school student. A mathematician would talk about e.g. vectors or matrices, not "columns of numbers", for example, and use more precise language than simply saying plot points and see what the result looks like
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Do not create hoaxes (WP:HOAX)