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Naturally Occuring Fibonnaci Sequence
Christopher Kelly
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Jordan Watson
Looks like a vanilla spiral. Most ammonite spirals are not actually fibonnaci.
Lucas Sullivan
>ammonite
(Nautilus too, sage)
Jace Sanders
Jesus likes spirals
Cameron Collins
The sphere is the smallest volume & shit
Adam Wright
Jesus mathfag confirmed
>died virgin
>put lots of fractals in nature
>put lots of cool Fibonnaci sequences
>put lots of symmetry everywhere
>makes every physical object behave in mathematically understandable way
Jesus is one of us
Colton Martinez
>>died virgin
The feet washing was just a metaphor
Dominic Robinson
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Jaxon Reed
My liberal acadamia artist popsci professor friend has said that he doesnt think things like geometry actual exist outside of ideas. Never prooved it though, so i dont believe him
Owen Collins
>Invent a pattern
>Try to fit everything to this pattern
>Find a close-enough match
>GUYS NATURE LOVES FIBONACCI
Leo Hughes
Growth rate is proportional to current size. That means growth is exponential. Fibonacci is exponential. So things growing look like fibonacci.
Ethan Brown
Is it not a pattern unless there's a 100% match?
Parker Stewart
shut the fuck up
Angel Lee
>this post
Who even let you past highschool
Jayden Young
The reason you see the Fibonacci Sequence in nature is because it's effective, therefore evolution favoured it, just like how beenhives are made up of hexagons.
Lucas Adams
Butt-cucked philosophy fag detected
Sorry pal you chose the wrong major. If you want to understand reality you don't go to the humanities department anymore. Now continue watching from the corner as we scientists and mathematicians use our robust methodologies to further reveal nature's dirtiest of secrets
Nicholas Powell
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Jack Miller
>Evolution works in mysterious ways.
Gavin Hernandez
The real logic of evolution is
>it just werks
Jeremiah Harris
Compulsory introductory material:
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Jayden Jackson
In the leaves of plants it comes from the availability of nutrients. I'm not a biologist, but I can sketch a rough argument for you. Leaves grow where the most nutrients are available. One bud sucks up all of the nutrients around it and so the next bud grows further away. This pattern of growth gives Fibonacci spirals. It isn't that mysterious and it frequently "fucks up" and you get patterns like Lucas numbers.
Isaac Price
DAYUM, fedora fags BTFO
Adam Sanchez
>One bud sucks up all of the nutrients around it and so the next bud grows further away.
No.
Technically, that's how it works, but the signal is a different one, not nutrients. It's regulated genetically.
It probably evolved that way because it maximizes number of leaves in a given space for light absorption (and the maximum of seeds that can be packed into a given space in case of a sunflower for example).
In other cases, although it's often a logarithmic spiral.
Austin Mitchell
>NATURAL OCCURING TRANSCENDETAL NUMBER PI!
Juan Rogers
Thanks bro. I was hoping more people would chime in. That's why I called it a sketch and knew it wasn't quite right.
Dominic Ross
>What is pareidolia
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Wyatt Hernandez
this, basically
but also, fibonacci sequences are essentially just recursive sequences. An object being equal to the combination of its precursors. This isn't like, a miracle or something. It's just cool looking. Like fractals. What, are trees with leaves NATURALLY OCCURRING BINARY SEARCH TREES?
is far more pressing
Lucas Sanchez
Aiden Flores
Giving thanks