Strange math coincidences

[Randomguy]

I see what you're referring to. Fixed.

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[Ethan]

(√5+1)/2

Best
number
ever.

2.736067978?

[Domidore]

1134 UPSIDE DOWN IS HELL AND ..1.. FLOPS U OFF!

[General Omega]

No, the bets number is defined by an equation such as

y=xy

or

1 enter
1+1=a
a + 1 = b
a+b=c
c+d= ect.

or (y = y + 1 / y = y - 1) = y

fancy ass 1/0 equation ftw.

[Randomguy]

2.736067978?

√5=2.23606797749979
+1=3.23606797749979
/2=1.61803398874989

[General Omega]

Randomguy is right. You can see this in the Fibonacci sequence which for some odd reason defines a lot of patterns in nature such as the placement of leaves on flowers and various other things.

[Ethan]

Randomguy is right. You can see this in the Fibonacci sequence which for some odd reason defines a lot of patterns in nature such as the placement of leaves on flowers and various other things.

O.K professor omega

[General Omega]

If you stay up late at night watching discovery channel and the science channel you lear stuff.

[Jsk2003]

Also in most of Nintendo's original songs, they made it so on the golden ratio's point in the song it'll start a new verse or something. Google 'Nintendo Golden Song' or something.

[DrMobius]

Phi is one loving wierd ass number.

[WRB852]

One neat thing I predicted was if you take the inverse of an equation, and substitute x with the inverse equation in the original equation, they cancel out, and turns it in to y=x.

[Bustos]

If you stay up late at night watching discovery channel and the science channel you lear stuff.

This is true.

[Nightmare-Duckie]

Error=QX2

wtf???