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To: Patrick Slevin who wrote (25147)	6/10/1999 10:06:00 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44573

As I understand it, Fibonacci was an Italian mathematician who observed that all things in nature have mathematical relationships that are constant. The relationship is a mathematically calculated one based on .618 and 1.618 as well as the inverse of that which is .382 An example of the natural relationship is the spiral of the shells found on the beach. They have the same mathematical proportions in the spiral as the spiral galaxies have in deep space. The features of the human face are mathematically related according to the fibonacci ratio. For example, the tip of the nose to the corners of the mouth have the same fib ratio as do the great pyramids in Egypt. And so on... I don't want to bore you, but what appears to us as beauty to our eyes is actually a fibonacci ratio in the natural world... the further from that ratio something deviates, the less attractive it appears to be..... I don't want to ramble, but there are volumes written on the fib ratio and on how natural beauty relates to the fibonacci ratio. The mathematician himself called it the divine proportion because he saw it everywhere in nature. Certainly, it's everywhere in the market charts we look at also. I'd better shut up already, end of lecture.....<g> GZ