The Fibonacci Sequence/Golden Ratio – Nature’s Coding/Mathematical Construct of the Universe

Article Overview 🔎

 

• • The Mathematical Construct of the Universe
  • Fibonacci Sequence and Simulation Theory
  • Fibonacci Sequence Videos
  • The Physics of God by Joseph Selbie

 

The Mathematical Construct of the Universe 🔢

 

Physicists explain that the Universe and nature have a mathematical construct. This construct is known as the Fibonacci Sequence (or ‘Golden Ratio’). The sequence has been called ‘nature’s formula’, as it is seen throughout nature. Examples of Fibonacci Sequence in nature (including Fibonacci patterns the Fibonacci spiral) can be seen in the images below:

 

The Fibonacci Number Sequence scale is as follows: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144 and this equation continues infinitely. Each number’s progression is the sum of the previous two. This series of numbers is known as the ‘Golden Proportion’, Fibonacci Numbers, Fibonacci Code or Fibonacci Sequences. The ratio between the numbers (1.618034) is frequently called the golden ratio or golden number.

The ‘Fibonacci Triangle’ (also known as ‘Hosoya’s Triangle’) is a triangular arrangement of numbers, like ‘Pascal’s Triangle’, but based on the Fibonacci sequence (not binomial coefficients). Like Pascal’s triangle, the ‘Fibonacci Triangle’ is constructed by starting with a ‘1’ at the top and then filling in subsequent rows by adding the two numbers above in either the left or right diagonal (as mentioned, each number is the sum of the two preceding ones). The ‘Fibonacci Triangle’ exhibits various patterns and properties, including the Fibonacci numbers appearing along the diagonals and the sum of the numbers in each row being a Fibonacci number. Here’s an example image of the ‘Fibonacci Triangle’:

 

This ‘golden number’ was known in ancient times and was used to build ancient architecture such as ‘The Great Pyramid of Giza‘. It is named after the Italian mathematician Leonardo of Pisa, known as Fibonacci, who introduced it more widely from to Western mathematics in his 1202 book, Liber Abaci.

 

Fibonacci Sequence and Simulation Theory 🌐

 

This mathematical formulation of the universe displayed by the Fibonacci principle (which also ties closely to the Phi Ratio/’Perfect Ratio’/’Golden Number’ of 1.618034) deepens contemplation into the idea that a ‘great mind’/’God’ created our whole reality construct (as everything in nature operates in patterns of logical maths). This also links to more evidence surfacing that suggests the universe is holographic in nature. Elon Musk is a household name that believes we live in a simulation and the concept has been discussed by reputable physicists on renowned platforms such as World Science Festival and TED Talks.

The concept is based on a number of principles. These principles include the idea that everything you experience is how your brain (‘your consciousness filter for to experience this reality’) is decoding waves and electrical signals. Your brain perceives information in ‘the field’ to make up this reality. More can be read on this in our holographic universe post here.

Fibonacci Sequence Videos 🎥

 

The Fibonacci sequence is a fundamental concept in mathematics and beyond, highlighting connections between numbers, patterns, and the natural world.

The Fibonacci Sequence is used to forecast and calculate numbers in day to day life. In mathematics, it is studied in number theory, combinatorics and algorithms. Stock market trading is renowned for using Fibonacci retracements to forecast the value of stocks and shares, as it is inherent in subconscious human behavior. In art and design, Fibonacci numbers influence architecture, music and visual art for creating harmonious proportions.

Check out the videos below that discuss the Fibonacci Sequence in more detail:

The Physics of God by Joseph Selbie 📘

 

Joseph Selbie’s book ‘The Physics of God‘ discusses a number of topics on the nature of reality. You can listen to the audiobook below:

 

You can read more on the Holographic Universe here and the Fibonacci Sequence here. Also, here is the World Science Festival’s official website for further reference – https://cdn.worldsciencefestival.com/