The main thing to know about hexagons is that they impose structure onto the free-flowing fractal structures we see in the archetype of 5-ness. While five-ness sets up the property of regeneration, six-ness handles that offspring. It is like a disciplinary parent, imposing restrictions on a child who, while may be having a good time, […]
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Have you heard of a golden gnomon triangle? I am sure there are many, perhaps of the Indian tradition who have spent much time analyzing the patterns and significance of these triangular proportions. However, I could not find many online organizing it the way I thought to. So here I show you the difference in
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Since learning about rotational symmetry, you may wonder if there’s even more different types of lines of symmetry. Besides the elementary school butterfly symmetry (which is is a reflectional symmetry), there is a more general way to describe “symmetry” – anything conserved under change. Abstractly defined, symmetry is the property of something to stay constant
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Humans have a few organs that develop naturally with piezoelectric crystals. Piezoelectric crystals in the brain are situated in the pineal gland and in the cochlea.
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Rotational symmetry is everywhere in cultural symbols. As far back as we have artifacts, we also have symbols with rotational symmetry. This fact emphasizes the importance of rotational symmetry archetypes in the development of society and culture. Here are 11 examples. This list of examples is by no means comprehensive. I simply picked a number,
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