What's The Secret Number In This World...Is it 3.14?

Li Ka Shing SG

Hi....

I don't know what title should I put.....Im asking about the secret number, or internal number, or natural number, of this world. For example, the length of your finger. You will see your first column, and second, and third, will have a ratio.

I've read about this so called internal number/ natural number/ whatever it is. But I forgot leh.

Wait a minute. Is it 3.14? I don't know legh. Help me if you can remember what Im talking about. What is it called? It's supposed to work not just for the human body.

Help!

Thanks!

FireIce SG

pi?

ndmmxiaomayi SG

Li Ka Shing SG

Is it? Supposed to have a chim name leh. It can’t be pi. Coz if it is, I will go…..oh yah oh yah. It’s something else. But I cant remember.

Patrik SG

Sorry dun know anything abt it.
I only know whats Austin 3:16!!
Mr. Green

Hocklez SG

it is 1.618 if i am not wrong. like FI said, it is known as Pi.
alot of thing on earth has the ratio of that. i first came across it when i was reading the da vinci code by dan brown.

Li Ka Shing SG

OK Thanks very much! It's called Phi. Also known as Golden Ratio/ Golden Mean.

Now I know. This shows how ignorant some people can be. (Im talking about myself)

Now Im reading more abt it. Thanks for the help!

mrsmall SG

22/7

Karl L SG

Probably its PHI you're talking about (1.618 ). It is the divine proportion or the golden ratio with many unusual appearances in nature. Taking for exaple, -

the distance from the tip of your head to the floor, then divide it by the distance from your belly button to the floor - 1.618.

Distance from hip to floor by the distance from knee to floor - 1.618.

Divide the number of female bees by the number of male bees found in any bee hive in the world - 1.618.

-Got these facts from the Da Vinci Code.

and 3.14 is probably jus pi

stellazio SG

i also learnt something new.. Laughing

Li Ka Shing SG

Do you believe this....I quote:

A study by mathematical psychologist Vladimir Lefebvre demonstrated that humans exhibit positive and negative evaluations of the opinions they hold in a ratio that approaches phi, with 61.8% positive and 38.2% negative.

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