Comments on: Another FastOne by FastCoDesign on the Golden Ratio?

By: pooja mule

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By: Arjonline

Arjonline — Wed, 09 Dec 2015 05:38:16 +0000

I’m infuriated (61.8%) that there isn’t the same volume of indignation when textbook adoption comes to town. Or when voting for a town’s new school board.I’m elated (38.19%) that so many artistic/mathematical/designer types of individuals really went to town giving grief to someone who apparently did very well on his SAT English score, but probably not so much on the, at least as equally crucial, Math score
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By: Evan

Evan — Wed, 07 Oct 2015 23:54:45 +0000

Good to see you’re still posting! I’ve been lots of reading the bible lately and measuring different things I find, never stop making discoveries, like 1.618 in minutes and seconds is approximately 1:37… ummm… what? literally God’s 3 numbers, 1, trinity, and 7 stars, lamps, spirits, etc.

By: Peter Hedding

Peter Hedding — Thu, 16 Jul 2015 16:41:41 +0000

I’m elated (38.19%) that so many artistic/mathematical/designer types of individuals really went to town giving grief to someone who apparently did very well on his SAT English score, but probably not so much on the, at least as equally crucial, Math score. I’m infuriated (61.8%) that there isn’t the same volume of indignation when textbook adoption comes to town. Or when voting for a town’s new school board. I spent practically my entire adult life teaching high school Social Studies, mainly to students whose main language wasn’t English. In the process of designing graphic organizers to be able to explain very complicated objectives, I discovered PHI while teaching Economics, specifically the cyclical nature of stock markets. (I had heard of the Golden Mean during my studies at a Liberal Arts college, but only in the context of Greek Philosophy.) When I tried to engage other disciplines in discussions concerning the Divine Proportion, I found complete ignorance instead. The Math Dept. Chair said that PHI is too complicated, so it isn’t taught. His student teacher from Grand Canyon University HAD NEVER HEARD OF IT! The Core Knowledge Foundation started by E.D. Hirsch, Jr., which is used by some of the very best charter schools in the nation, has nothing on its’ website, except 0 Search results found, for ‘The Divine Proportion’, or ‘Golden Ratio’! Oh, you get some of the very best lessons plans ever made about proportion and perspective, the Renaissance, Da Vince, and even Vitruvius, but no 1:1618! Something so incredible, is so incredibly absent as to be almost mystifying, or a colossally conscious orchestration! (oration, ration, ratio, Orion! 8^ )