Geometry of Life - Part 4

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Part 4: Close Packing and Conclusions
The Geometry of Life is a video description of sacred geometry by Aidrian O'Connor [ http://www.natures-word.com ], created in 2000 as part of his thesis on sacred geometry at Goddard College. It focuses specifically on the square root of three in sacred geometry - what geometric forms generate it, where it can be found in molecular structures, and possibly reasons why. Note this is a DRAFT version, and is NOT narrated by Michael Wilkins as the credits indicate.

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  • loved it...!!!!

  • @MsSilverthorn stfu nub

  • This was all delineated in Bucky Fuller's Synergetics one and two.

  • This was all delineated in Bucky Fuller's Syneregetics one and two.

  • so how can i make my molecules go thru other molecules....like in a wall

  • excellent work!

  • Good Work As Well!

  • expand

  • @throwingshit - Excellent thought! Also makes me think of how do the planets, solar systems, galaxies, and other things in the universe stack up to each other geometrically? I love that a recently discovered "sacred" geometry, because ever since I was very young I have pictured in my mind that everything is just an infinite pattern in all directions, in and out, big to small. I never knew how to explain it and this seems to put my thoughts into perspective :)

  • i think that the concept of recursion is awsome

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