Proof I Have Way Too Much Time on My Hands, Numeric Table..... What Did I Create?

I was messing around with a numeric pattern of odd and even numbers and got this.



Here is the base pattern

reply to post by Observationalist


Proof of the idea of "Zero"...


Never mind the above comment was when your OP was still blank.

I'm not a numerologist or have any math skills, just like patterns and stuff.

The numbers create some cool shapes
Here is 3 and 7

Numerology.




27 =/= 2+7

27 = 20 + 7

It's pretty simple, even a first grader can understand it.

Numbers can predict the future....but not using numerology.

Originally posted by Observationalist
I was messing around with a numeric pattern of odd and even numbers and got this.

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Here is the base pattern

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just a note of curiosity...why two vertical 1-9 sets in the first image? why not combine them as a single one...its seems unnecessary and redundant...you didn't do two horizontal 1-9 series so Im curious why you did two vertical...

SO...you drew a reciprocal number chart, plotted a few congruent lines, and came up with mirrored geometric patterns?

I must be missing the mystical nature of your post... Considering the pattern of numbers wouldn't that happen regardless?

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I did this in Excel, used a formula to mirror the top left quadrant.

it was my first attempt.

if you look at my next post I combined them to form one.

Originally posted by Observationalist
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I did this in Excel, used a formula to mirror the top left quadrant.

it was my first attempt.

if you look at my next post I combined them to form one.

ahh gocha didn't notice that as the second one was illustrating a diff shape...I have some pretty interesting stuff like this myself...I might just screenshot it and post for kicks...I play around in excel a lot as well...

Originally posted by GoOfYFoOt
I must be missing the mystical nature of your post...

No mystery here. I never said it was mystical.

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OH. Based on your title, I was led to believe that you discovered something...
Just toying with numbers is cool, though...They truly are the one universal language!

Carry on!

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Please do,
I mess around with excel a bit, but I though this was pretty cool.

Here are the Numbers 9 and 11 (2)



I added the totals on the right. I thought the progression interesting, seeing the corners of the table are 8 and the center is 9.

Flying V's is 13

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No worries, I probably got this in the wrong forum.

I will say this, I'm dyslexic, so math was always a source of frustration for me, but when it is laid out in such a visual way as this I get it. So this was a discovery for me in some ways.
Thanks

Originally posted by OccamAssassin
Numerology.

27 =/= 2+7

27 = 20 + 7

It's pretty simple, even a first grader can understand it.

Numbers can predict the future....but not using numerology.

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Maybe when you learn to recognise actual numerology (which I also hate) then you'll stop putting your foot in your mouth.

ATS

I noticed you changed your signature...

You've discovered the mathematical interrelationship of sequential numbers as it relates to BS Geometry - which is only taught in college after your brain explodes from calculus

Think of the bright side. Now you don't have to bother with calculus to get there and save some brain cells..

rense.com...
Some cool stuff with numbers.

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Very cool, I'm on my way up to the big time now.

Who needs a teacher when boredom is so much more educational.

Thanks

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Thanks for the video,

Its late where I'm at, I will watch it tomorrow.

Errr, get a job?

These are "mandala's" as well as equations, although they both go hand in hand.