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Anonymous No. 16452703

a circle represents infinity, the spirit
matter is tangible, a square

if the amount of sides of a polygon goes to infinity, then the interior angle goes to 179.999...° = 180° , making it a flat line, or a circle.

matter into spirit, spirit into matter

Anonymous No. 16452765

>>16452703
How do you account for the cylinder?

Anonymous No. 16452777

>>16452765
a cylinder is a circle extruded in the z axis, if it goes to infinity you get another infinite line

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EBOK No. 16453443

>>16453442
A circle doesn't represent infinity, it represents one full round.

Anonymous No. 16453449

>>16453443
a circle has no beginning or end, representing continuity and eternal cycles. it is defined by pi an number that goes on indefinitely and never repeats itself

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Cult of Passion No. 16453530

72(0)? In a Hexagon? In this Dimension of reality?

>>16452703
Wait to you figure out "360°" is a Phi based number system...

Anonymous No. 16453584

>>16453530
i thought it's dodecahedron based since 12*5, and 5 in shape of a pentagram contains phi all over

Anonymous No. 16454544

>>16453530
well why is it?

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Cult of Passion No. 16454610

>>16453584
>>16454544
What "shape" is Phi? And why use a 2.5-Dimensional object? Why not a torus, a 3-Dimensional projection of Phi?

The Square already comes out to 360°...youre adding complexity and Dimensionality to something thats already beed reduced.

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Cult of Passion No. 16454613

>>16453584
>>16454544
1.618[...] is linear Dimensionality. Irreducible. How "high" can it go?

Is there a limit?

Anonymous No. 16454619

>>16454610
But where are you getting the 360 from?

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Cult of Passion No. 16454621

>>16454619
[tiresome sigh]

Anonymous No. 16454711

>>16454621
you first have to define what measure an angle has, no? we are using base 60, a full circle has 360, a hexagon 720 based on this system, but where are you getting it from?

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Cult of Passion No. 16454770

>>16454711
>we are using base 60
I am using base-36.
>full circle has 360
36(0), or...1. Magnitude is dropped, 1-ten, 1-hundred, 1-thousand.
>but where are you getting it from?
The minimal measure needed to form a Pentagram, divided into three possible measures for its construction, 36, 72, 108. Pentagons interior angles divided by 3 is 180, a line, to which an "angle" can be created.

2-Dimensional shapes are extrapolate linear projections of their correlating numbered sides. 5 sides is the number 5 in 2-Dimensions. A dodecahedron in 2.5, and torus in 3.

>you first have to define what measure an angle has, no?
No. Whats an "angle"?

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Cult of Passion No. 16454779

>>16454621
The square root of Phi (1.6180339887…) = 1.2720196495…
4 divided by 1.2720196495… = 3.14460551103…

>>16454770
>Pentagons interior angles divided by 3 is 180
I was looking at this and thinking "Pi".

Whats a "number"?

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Cult of Passion No. 16454806

27.3% more area square.
27.3% greater than edge circle.

Numerations are (almost) abitrary and only have coherent meaning within themselves, that is why Pi, √2, Phi, etc, are actually 1 (in their native base-system).

Under certain conditions they align, but will go back into arbitrary measures otherwise. I am trying to look for, and use, the aligments as a base-system, and not force everything into the one.

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Cult of Passion No. 16454807

>>16454806
Are you using Physical reality as a base-system, or an arbitrary numeration for ease of universal application (even when it no long has significant relevence)?

EBOK No. 16454808

>>16454807
Cult of Fag.

We HEAR you, sir

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Cult of Passion No. 16454811

>>16454808
>HEAR
But do you SEE?

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Cult of Passion No. 16454818

>>16454811
This is correlated to "Standard Units of Measure" and where they come from.
Where foot, mile, meter, etc, are derived.

√153 equalling the number of moons in a year. Time, calendars, units...numeration.

Lunar and solar calendars being a major change in hueman perceptions of SpaceTime.

Anonymous No. 16455128

>>16454779
>The square root of Phi (1.6180339887…) = 1.2720196495…
>4 divided by 1.2720196495… = 3.14460551103…
that's cool
when you take the side length of the base of the great pyramid and divide it by its height you get
440 / 280 = 1,571428571428 or ~ Pi / 2
if you take the area of the 4 triangles and divide it by the area of the base you get
313359,09 / 193600 = 1,61859034 ~ Phi

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Cult of Passion No. 16455750

>>16455128
>440 / 280
Division is just proportioning.

https://sacred.numbersciences.org/2020/07/11/a-brief-introduction-to-ancient-metrology-2006/
>The English and Greek Foot 1 = 1.000000 ft Defined from the Equator of the Earth as one 360,000th of a DAY
Huh...360.

We also have Pi and Earth Measure (Geo-Metric), other parts speak of musical (Atmospheric) harmonics, all correlating together to form Uni-Versal Number Theory.

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Anonymous No. 16455811

heptagon looks like an obelisk seen from above

Anonymous No. 16457262

>>16455750
>Division is just proportioning.
then why change it

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Cult of Passion No. 16457286

>>16457262
>change it
You mean "Why convert it into base-10?"

Cult of Passion No. 16457287

>>16457286
>base-10
Well, "decimal system" but dec=10, and all hueman base-systems are resolved as base-10.

Anonymous No. 16459619

>>16457287
man is the measure of all things
- protagoras