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Geometry follows Numbers, or is it Vice Versa?

February 27, 2020 David Ohrenstein 0 Comment 3 x 3 number square., geometry, numbers, Platonic solids, Rubrics's cube

Geometry follows Numbers, or is it Vice Versa? Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Can we entertain the

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twenty twenty reference the Platonic solids

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Twenty twenty – refers to the Platonic Solids

January 1, 2020 David Ohrenstein 0 Comment duality, Plato, Platonic solids, Timaeus, topology

Twenty twenty – refers to the Platonic Solids. What are the Platonic solids? This post is about thinking about possible

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First numerical sequence

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First Numerical Sequence Points to Geometry

June 30, 2019 David Ohrenstein 0 Comment 3, 4, 5 right triangle, chemistry, geometry, Phi, Platonic solids

First Numerical Sequence Points to Geometry. The previous post just demonstrated how 5,6,7, and 8 came to use in chemistry.

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Geometrical Music Ratios Found in Platonic Solids

May 19, 2019 David Ohrenstein 0 Comment consonant, geometrical music ratios, musical intervals, piano keyboard, Platonic solids

Geometrical Music Ratios Found in Platonic Solids. What musical intervals were considered the most pleasing or consonant? The answer is

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