StragoMagus
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Sep 9, 2017 5:37 AM
StragoMagus
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thegreatandpowerfulkawa
I've seen enough mathematics to know where this is going.
Ilikethingsandstuffithink
Fibonacci
RyansHusband
Squares be flexn
ruferto
tentacle sex
t3n3d0s
CheeseborgarSoop
1.618
JamiesEPIRB
SlavicMakao
I don't know what have you expected.
BirbsAreImportant
Fractal geometry
Hyggefisen
Now, whenever I see this, all I can see is Jon Snow's butt
CompulsiveCosplay
ThatMLPgamer
TheHappyMadman
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tcW-j7KFgY Here have a song made out from the Fibonacci code. Check first comment on youtube ;)
TheHappyMadman
*Sequence.. sorry
juanlyways303
https://youtu.be/awYc9xvqnv0
Yayy
M'lady
jokerman5656
Black, then, white are, all I see, In my infancy, red and yellow then came to be, reaching out to me, lets me see.
besttom
As below, so above and beyond, I imagine drawn beyond the lines of reason. Push the envelope. Watch it bend...
thereisagifforeverythingisntthere
Who the shit figures these things out?
jhs2595
Lesson 1: Don't have any weird expectations in me. Lesson 2: Work those muscles.
DankMcGoo
Swoll
mdtrep
Neat.
Killerasteroidz
Went to art school and never seen this before
fuzzywinklestein
TooTightSpeedo
RippleNipple
He looks happy about it
TooTightSpeedo
Well he was gay
d4nkm3m3r
Is this a jojo reference?
amperShroom
INFINITE ROTATIONNN
ThisIsAJoJoReference
Behold, the yet unseen power of the golden rectangle
Diezen
VeryMoistTowelettes
Gyro was the best JoJo
keyserv
Wait is this just an infinite line that's curved?
BootyIsAsBootyDo
Finite length, but there's no end to the spiralling
IAmTheBadW01f
Length equal to sqrt(2)(1+sqrt(5)/(sqrt(5)-1) times the side length of the original square, or about 3.7
FlowVector
I did not know that. That is interesting
IAmTheBadW01f
It's what's known as a geometric series, where each convective term is a constant ratio smaller than the previous one. In this case, the 1/
IAmTheBadW01f
Golden ratio, (1+sqrt(5))/2. The rest is following the rules of calculus (or asking Wolfram Alpha), and the sqrt(2) comes from the diagonal2
Sephiyevon
Someone want to explain to a simpleton why this is important?
bigpeeler
According to the "experts", this amazing design that is found all through nature and space...somehow evolved by accident. Uh-huh.
codylishush
most people just think it looks cool
SnivellusSnape
https://youtu.be/ahXIMUkSXX0
mrayetch
Do math, not meth
rmeg
This is a picture of the Fibonacci sequence. Made by constantly adding the two prev numbers in the sequence. 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13 ...
rmeg
As people have said, this does occur in nature, but it's not as prevalent as many suggest. Many mathematical patterns occur in nature.
GrumpierOldMan
It explains erections.
CanadianFurr
Maths.
Sephiyevon
It all makes sense now. Good lookin.
interrobangster
Your usernamevsuggest you might be canadian but you said neither sorry nor ehh. This is quite suspicuous.
o242oTanKo242o
He's keeping it casual
eagleblaze142
It's a golden ratio between a line and the smaller line proceeding it. Many things follow the golden ratio of 1.61.
tmanner
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/27/a8/cc/27a8ccb6bdc8c8482753ff4027591d94.png its the spin bb
Sephiyevon
Well that was coo.
Dagordae
Someone several decades ago wrote a book about how it's the prettiest and best sequence then claimed it was present everywhere in nature. He
Dagordae
Added in a bunch of cherry picked pictures and unsupported claims. People believed him, never bothered to fact check, and away it went.
SnivellusSnape
Essentially: this is the most effective and efficient pattern, plants grow to this shape, weather patterns match it etc
Sephiyevon
+1 for making it understandable and +1 more for badass username.
Dagordae
A very impressive claim that falls apart as soon as you actually go and measure it. It's amazing how many universal sequences you can find
Dagordae
Just so long as you are allowed to dig through thousands of pictures and round off the numbers. Just like the Golden Ratio.
perey
Literally just like it... in a Fibonacci spiral, each square's proportions are in the golden ratio to the next.
mrlemonofbanana
People simply kept projecting it onto everyone and everything it remotely fit. There's no master plan of creation with the fibonnaci series.
SnivellusSnape
Definitely not, no. But EVERY plant planet wide grows to it, so maybe humans dont sleep in this shape but it is still amazing!
Dagordae
A claim that has no factual basis. At all. But hey, a guy wrote about it in a book. Who needs that 'fact checking' bullshit, it sounds good.
mydogstolemysofa
It has plenty of factual basis. If you're going to be a contrarian dick, at least have your facts straight.
rockshiv
Booo
chipper9000
Do you have evidence? As far as I'm aware it shows up in a couple plants. Some weather patterns loosely follow it now and then.
FlowVector
I would encourage you to watch the whole series (link in reply), it's a natural consequence of doing what's most efficient.
FlowVector
https://youtu.be/14-NdQwKz9w
FlowVector
Earlier in the series they refer to phi as "the most irrational number" to answer "why phi?".