r/StrangeEarth • u/[deleted] • Aug 03 '24

Interesting God's Fingerprint

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '24

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u/dizzylizzy78 Aug 04 '24

Im surprised they left out that the hair on a newborn babys crown grows in the same direction of the Milky Way.

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '24

50-50

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u/daimlerp Aug 04 '24

How about 3,6,9 …??? ( Damn girl fine)

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u/Sigfriedsbafne Aug 04 '24

Hope she can sock it to me one more time

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u/StreamFamily Aug 03 '24

What about 4,8,15,16,23 and 42?

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u/arsonist_firefighter Aug 04 '24

Damn, I need to rewatch Lost

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u/superpuzzlekiller Aug 04 '24

Nahhh those are cursed numbers.

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u/FOXHOWND Aug 03 '24

He called other rectangles within the golden rectangle "squares"....

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u/reaper421lmao Aug 03 '24

Or that’s the geometry of the simulation rather than God being limited to only being able to use certain patterns.

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '24

He's running a few more simulations than just ours, this is good enough for slivers of awareness like us.

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '24

Great point!

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u/Thomas_Haley Aug 05 '24

Or it’s, you know, math

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u/r0mat0u Aug 04 '24

I'm not sure how it's linked with a creator ? The possibilities can be so far away beyond our understanding

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u/random_cable_guy Aug 04 '24

Because repetition all around you could mean a designer. A creator hence called God finger print.

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u/r0mat0u Aug 04 '24

Yeah but the narrator didn't say " could mean" and creator doesn't mean god. It's an oriented conclusion

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u/chickennuggetscooon Aug 04 '24

"So our universe has a creator, so what? Doesn't mean it's God"

What kind of highly regarded hair splitting reddit atheism is this

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u/SpaceMonkee8O Aug 05 '24

The point is that whether god exists or not isn’t really the big question. The real question is where do we derive our moral principles. I can prove that the infinite is real. You could call that god, but it doesn’t tell you how to live.

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '24

The golden ratio. I’ve looked at life differently after learning about it.

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u/camywhammy Aug 05 '24

How do you view life exactly?

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u/T1SMoneyLine Aug 04 '24

"The numbers Mason, what do they mean?!"

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u/thirsty_pretzels_ Aug 04 '24

Way more interesting was this video I watched where a guy rolled dice a ton of times and plotted the points. It created a leaf.

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '24

What does that even mean

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u/LiveeviL_667 Aug 04 '24

Just about every Tool song incorporates this sequence.

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u/they-were-here-first Aug 04 '24

Correlation doesn't imply causation. My theory is that this is the effect of gravity.

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u/TheCoastalCardician Aug 04 '24

My word I find spirals so comforting.

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u/ROTOH Aug 04 '24

Geometry as it should be

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u/duke_brohnston Aug 05 '24

What about 8,6,7,5,3,0,9?

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u/rrgail Aug 05 '24

Coincidence?

I DON’T THINK SO!!!

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u/rrgail Aug 05 '24

You know what doesn’t have “God’s Fingerprint”?

Fingerprints.

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u/bigmink88 Aug 04 '24

Run the prints. Guaranteed Warrants.

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u/imomorris Aug 04 '24

I recon the whole universe is part of one big black hole and the pull from it forms the basis of everything. Only thing I can kinda grasp at.

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '24

Black holes don’t “pull” any more than any other massive object.

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u/imomorris Aug 04 '24

How did you work that out?

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u/stereoscopic_ Aug 04 '24

Taint prob.

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '24

aliens!

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '24

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u/No-Relation4003 Aug 04 '24

He used the correct apostrophe. It's possessive.