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Rekna · 08-26-2004, 07:12 AM

I love how many of you taut science as proff that god doesn't exist until it points to a good possibility of something else then all the sudden it is meaningless.

Realize it wasn't religious fanatics that found and pushed Phi it was hardcore mathematicians many of whom don't/didn't believe in god.

Just as you say if you are looking for something you will find it the reverse is true, if you avoid looking for something you won't see it (Holocaust anybody?).

It is true that not all human bodies perfectly use phi but instead use estimates that are about 1.6. But that doesn't change the fact that this number appears all over. Sunflowers use Phi for their seed arrangement. By using phi the sunflowers are using the most effiecent means to produce the greatest number of seeds.

And as for watching the movie pi, if I get a chance I will but i'd rather pull my knowledge of this subject from mathematical digests and periodicals than hollywood, I suggest you do the same (hollywood isn't the best source for information).

08-26-2004, 07:12 AM	#15 (permalink)
Rekna Junkie	I love how many of you taut science as proff that god doesn't exist until it points to a good possibility of something else then all the sudden it is meaningless. Realize it wasn't religious fanatics that found and pushed Phi it was hardcore mathematicians many of whom don't/didn't believe in god. Just as you say if you are looking for something you will find it the reverse is true, if you avoid looking for something you won't see it (Holocaust anybody?). It is true that not all human bodies perfectly use phi but instead use estimates that are about 1.6. But that doesn't change the fact that this number appears all over. Sunflowers use Phi for their seed arrangement. By using phi the sunflowers are using the most effiecent means to produce the greatest number of seeds. And as for watching the movie pi, if I get a chance I will but i'd rather pull my knowledge of this subject from mathematical digests and periodicals than hollywood, I suggest you do the same (hollywood isn't the best source for information). Last edited by Rekna; 08-26-2004 at 07:05 PM..