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Re: The golden angle 137.507, pi, phi and positive integer 1728
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Apr 23, 2004 1:44 PM
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I'm sorry. You are wrong.
If you tell me you've discovered something unknown in mathematics, I
say " Cool, tell me about it." But, When you say you are right and the
best mathematicians of the last two centuries are wrong about
something as fundamental as pi, I say " You are wrong"
I highly recommend rechecking your calculations.
On 23 Apr 04 01:05:25 -0400 (EDT), Anonymous wrote:
>The golden angle 137.507, pi, phi and positive integer 1728
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>Hi!
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>Regards
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