Fibonacci sequence in nature

[Magnolia]

Are you fascinated by this?

[Hamlet]

Yes, next question.

[Magnolia]

Do you have any explanation for that "nature's phenomena"?

[Melki]

Do you have any explanation for that "nature's phenomena"?

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[Magnolia]

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One of the best jokes I've read here so far.

[Meruru]

Magic.

[Meruru]

Anyway, that's quite interesting, thanks for sharing.

[Peterski]

Are you fascinated by this?

[Peterski]

Do you have any explanation for that "nature's phenomena"?

Apparently this is all just nonsense and pseudo science:

https://www.fastcodesign.com/3044877...s-biggest-myth

https://www.maa.org/external_archive...lin_05_07.html

https://skeptoid.com/episodes/4325

https://measureofdoubt.com/2011/08/2...-golden-ratio/

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^^ These articles are nonsense. It's no myth, it is one of the wonders and mysteries of nature.

I think it is nonsense and pseudo science, after reading some articles which debunk it.

Have you actually read these articles or do you comment without reading? I read them.

There are a lot of other sequences that nature "utilizes", not just this particular sequence. For example it turns out that the Nautilus shell is not based on Fibonacci, but on a different sequence.

There is also no Fibonacci in the Parthenon. In the human body you can find any sequence you want, it only depends on how you divide the body into parts. So also nothing special about Fibonacci.

[Loki]

Apparently this is all just nonsense and pseudo science:

https://www.fastcodesign.com/3044877...s-biggest-myth

https://www.maa.org/external_archive...lin_05_07.html

https://skeptoid.com/episodes/4325

https://measureofdoubt.com/2011/08/2...-golden-ratio/

^^ These articles are nonsense. It's no myth, it is one of the wonders and mysteries of nature.

Thanks for making this thread Magnolia. I also wonder about it...