After studying the last result with the program output, there was no way to utilize the given data to cone up with the next result that holds across columns or draws.

Next up is to break out the visualizer to try and test some trigonometric operations on the angles (and/or line lengths). Looking for something consistent that might provide the next angle when given the last few... sine, cosine, tangent, secant, cosecant, hyperbolic tangent.... just some of the operations that will be tested to help give a consistent result.

The alternative would be to undertake a massive coding effort in order to measure error in the picks, like I did for the pure followers, only expanding to include the angles and lines... I would rather not have to start that one, as that could take months...

Mis application of math on trying to solve the lottery is something we have all done (who try to predict), whether it be a workout or a simple +1, -1, +1... just trying to take that to the next level.

Anyone have ideas about how we could use calculus?