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Author Topic:   The Divine Proportion: Does It Have a Materialistic Explaination?
Dr Jack
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Message 25 of 49 (149064)
10-11-2004 6:12 AM
Reply to: Message 4 by JasonChin
10-08-2004 9:07 AM


Re: The Divine Proportion: Does It Have a Materialistic Explaination?
So... thus far we've established that half the things you say come to phi, don't. And of those that do, they actually approximate to phi to a greater or lesser degree (random variation is that a property of natural or designed systems?). Plus we've had explanations as to why natural forces can produce these approximations.
Is there anything left to discuss?

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Dr Jack
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Message 49 of 49 (149398)
10-12-2004 5:40 AM
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10-11-2004 11:15 PM


Re: The Divine Proportion: Does It Have a Materialistic Explaination?
No we haven't. We've just had heresay and a few home-taken measurments.
How hard do you think it is to measure these things? A middle school kid could manage to get a decently accurate result with a measuring tape and a calculator.
We're not talking complicated science here.

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