Ok, let's dance...
My post was guilty of generalization - obviously not every infinite logarithmic spiral in nature is Phi. I should have made that more clear.
Any logarithmic spiral that can continue on without cessation will do to permit infinite growth. In an infinite universe there should be an infinite potential of infinite logarithmic spirals to choose from.
Even a quick glance tells us the nautilus shell is not the Phi sequence, but another logarithmic sequence.
Wikipedia is not a scholarly source.
Here's a link from UCLA that has VERY good, detailed information:
UCLA Fibonacci & the Golden Section
There's a LOT of good stuff to read there, including detailed explanations of Fibonacci sequences in nature and why irrational numbers are the best for growth.
If you and anyone else interested read the links provided it will save me LOTS of time and effort to reiterate it all.
Thanks!
;-)
Off Topic » in reply to SIGH- fish in a barrel again... If you devoted this energy to actually learning something you might get somewhere
You're on my dance card too?
The whole thread (56 posts)
- Don't be too hard on Hillary
- "OOOO OOO...I know Mr. Kot-tare!!!!!!"
- I can tell you what I think but you won't believe it
- Imagination in an infinite universe.
- Finite reality does not compute.
- Can you give me one example of one of nature's infinite spirals...
- But of course!
- Not infinite, friend. Try again. (n/t)
- C'mon READ the link...
- re: "No matter how large"= infinite.
- Flowers, however, are not infinite series. You misspoke. (n/t)
- One more time...
- Wow! The magical Phi! Wow! Its the power of Phi!
- Well if you want to escape to metaphysics, you can make any unprovable assertion that you want to.
- Where's the metaphysics?
- Wow, for a guy with a photographic memory you sure dont learn from the past...
- re: Where's the metaphysics?
- Sigh.
- Re: there is no such thing as "a little bit infinite."
- You seriously need to switch to decaf. ;-)
- A steaming load of bullshit from someone who does not even understand the words you use. (n/t)
- You seriously need to switch to decaf. ;-)
- and every circle must be irrational and transcendental since pi must be used to describe them.
- Re: there is no such thing as "a little bit infinite."
- Sigh.
- Where's the metaphysics?
- One more time...
- C'mon READ the link...
- Not infinite, friend. Try again. (n/t)
- But of course!
- This was supposed to go under Raoul's post. ;-) (n/t)
- Can you give me one example of one of nature's infinite spirals...
- Infinity and zero are nothing more than mathematical concepts (n/t)
- "There are an INFINITE number of SDAI-Tech1 type folks out there righting posts very similar to this one."
- Finite reality does not compute.
- You're right. I don't.
- Imagination in an infinite universe.
- I think it's more of a 'Clinton' thing rather than an age thing.
