Phi = God?

1.168 is a great number if it shows a Creator, if it doesn't it isn't. I said that so I can keep on topic and still act an ass.Abbyleeverleeve r baby

well you can say (5^1/2+1)/2 but...I can also say (5^1/2-1)/2 is the ratio from a different perspective.and they cancel each other

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we are limited in our ability to understand
by our ability to understand RebelAAmerican.Zen[Deist
{{{Buddha walks off laughing with joy}}}

It can be shown that the golden ratio is the limit of the Fibonacci Series. This series is the mathematical abstraction of the mechanical process by which nature builds all living things.If we carry this mathematical abstraction to the end pokng of rational argument, the "The God of thd Living" creates all life as mathematically described by that series, to include our brain.
Then, it can be shown mathematically and through more abstract argumdnt that we think digitally, analogously to our own computers.Who would believe that without just my authority, since I don't think anyone has ever done the "math" on this, that is, except me, maybe.

Maybe pi and e and phi are all rational numbers but we picked the wrong scale to base or number system on.

perhaps it should be based on the square root of -1