The Divine Proportion: Phi

[proanafurimmer123]

3.1415926535897932

[jaronnewyork]

why did this video make me cry? alittle...

[Thermospecialist]

An analysis of arithmetic series, describing the increase of individuals of a polpulation, shows the Fibonacci numbers, if continuous time is replaced with distinct time intervals. Because the golden ratio is observed in nature, it follows that time is quantized, which is not more 'divine' than math and physics are. Indeed, our physical laws are not defined for time intervals shorter than the Planck-time (10^-42 seconds). Below it, we get singularities (black holes, the initial Big-Bang, etc).

[mhfudavedavedave1]

when i take a shit it is phi to 1

[tehUBERn00blet]

Better title: "Exploring a mathematical anomaly while I play unfitting music"

[mallorga1965]

Didn't know that Mozart was a luthier!...LOL

[runescapeglicthes]

???? So symmetrical face = beauty?

[ASAFYY]

i dont know if i have this phi shit, but people tells me i look amazing :)

[EternalBlkQueen]

Great video but the music is very distracting - try classical next time - good for concentration especially when pondering on sacred geometry.

[crismainn]

Y lo mas triste que la consideran en el PLANO ORTOGONAL... CUANDO ESTA INSCRIPTA EN EL ESPACIO, que pena que no se den cuenta... siendo tan inteligentes y calcular mumeros infenitesimales, suerte. Hasta en el ADN ESTA LA DIVINA PROPORCION ESPACIAL.

[crismainn]

Error... ese numero no sirve para nada la divina proporcion no es una medida tangible.. estudian ese numero y las artes les salen mal.., sigan asi, saludos.

[phimatrix1618]

See GoldenNumber . net for much more on phi and the golden ratio. That site is the original source for a number of the images in this video that show the golden ratio proportions.

[92sergei]

Allah creates this golden number

[KLMNOQPiPan]

@92sergei P()i.

[KLMNOQPiPan]

@KLMNOQPiPan Hmmm,... 16 & Bee()?

[modelleg]

mostly, you've got this wrong.

[mixterdeeshay]

This music just caved in my head....sorry,aarghhhhhhhhhhhh­hhhhhhh

[NewEraFitts]

11:11

[Charliearo1196]

Mozart or Stradivarius?

[audunhp]

obviously many people like this vid, as do i, but if just enough people disliked it, say for the music or whatever, we could get a very interesting situation going on the ratio between green and red on the likes-dislikes-metre:p

[dtihkse]

i watched this at 4:18pm (16:18 hours)

[DamnedYouFakers]

awesome song choice =p

[ohbabycarpediem]

what is the name of this song???

[losmon68]

For those who merely write that this video does not explain how this mechanism works, I suggest browsing through the countless other videos on YT... This video simply demonstrates examples of 1.618 and admires it. I find it refreshing. Videos who attempt to explain 'Divine Proportion' tend to go beyond the math and mechs; They'll tend to veer towards God and Religion. Nature's Architectural template is a remarkable discovery, but how is it proof of God? Nature too, has to follow laws of science

[Zer0sHere]

i thought it was pi :p

[losmon68]

@Zer0sHere

Pi = π = 3.14......'infinity'

Phi = Φ = 1.618...'infinity'

*Both are considered numerical values with which the more decimal places you use in your equation, the more accurate your result shall be.

[XEMMUREX]

Nice vid dude. That picture of the shell containing phi is the cover for my general, organic and bio chemistry textbook. Keep up the good work.

[Fmakck]

RIP OFF FROM THE DA VINCI CODE!!!

[MsPrincessCaroline]

all your examples came from the da vinchi code book!! in the exact order aswell! =)

But I dont understand how to do PHI It wont work out for me! help

[yaraamda]

haha george clloney is a perfect proportion

[lucasmontec]

its not "explained".

[jazznjava]

where can I find a picture of the one at 2.:48

[baseballswaz8888]

@jazznjava I'm not sure. Sorry-I made it about a year ago

[hillmason36]

Google?

[jazznjava]

cool vid, not sure of music choice though

[hanxopx]

awesome