Phi = God?

I came across this arguement for creation that I hadn't heard before, is there someone who understands this idea and is it actually true?Quote:
Have you ever heard of the mathematical term PHI? It is pronounced fee. The number is roughly 1.618. It is reguarded by many people as the most beautiful number in the world. I know ur like why?? Well there is a very interesting way you can get that number. Wait, did I say there is a way? I am sorry there are millions upon millions of ways u can find phi. Got you attention now? It is called divine proportion or the Golden ratio. Here are your examples. A nautalis(spelling) sea shell is in spirals. You know like a galaxy. The circumference of one ring to another = 1.618. Sunflower seeds circumference divided by the one below it = 1.618. The circumference of a pine cone ring divided by the one above it = phi. The circumference of the rings on a tree divided by the one before it = 1.618. Your head to your toes divided by your navel to your toes. Your hip to toes divided by your knee to your toes = 1.618. Your shoulder to your finger tips, divided by your elbow to your fingertips = 1.618. Those are just a few examples look it up online for more. BUT the one I find the most interesting is this. In any Honey bee colony in the world, ANY ONE, The number of female bees divided by the number of male bees = 1.618 = phi = Golden ration = divine proportion = That we came from some "chance in time by some energy forms colliding?" No. It shows that we had to be created by someone who has that energy to create a universe and that all things in nature have something in common, which should prove we didn't happen by chance.