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!!Thank you so much, everybody!
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That's pretty original, you dont get that often with this kind of thing anymore
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Aw, thank you! It makes me happy to hear that! ..or.. read, to be more correct ^_-
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would you mind if i used this idea in one of my pictures? I would credit you with the original idea
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Go right ahead 
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thank you!
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This is a really creative idea! It's beautiful. c:
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I really love this; the actual picture is really nice (I love the detail of the center) and the effects you've added just add to the image! Great job!
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Thank you very much! It was my attempt at a black and yellow image since I had none
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You're welcome! Keep up the good work
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Interesting. 
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It's interesting you would execute an average spiral on this flower since the on some flowers, (such as sunflowers) the actual count of this portion of the flower obeys the Fibonacci sequence, which if this sequence is graphed it follows this spiral you produced on this flower.
Coincidence?
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Please dumb this down for me so I can understand. I'm just a ignorant freshman
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Hopefully this helps you: [link]
If not I'll do the best to explain it afterwards.
Needless to say the spiral of a conch shell as well as various other natural conditions obey the Fibonacci sequence.
1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55 etc.
You may remember I mentioned sunflowers earlier. You may, upon analysis, notice that there are two groups of pistil, which is the center of the flower. The inner most group is a collection of 34 pistil, the outermost is a collection of 55; on average with fair frequency.
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I actually learned about the Fibonacci sequence in math class. O.o
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I'm just going to say out of the blue that I have no idea how I know what you're talking about.
WRYY? I can't remember where these facts in my head come from???
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That seems to be an admirable product a proper school system, to hide proper knowledge in a place which makes it hard to forget it so that later points of trivia (that would be now, jsyk) you get that "oh yeah" feeling rather than the "uh, huh?" feeling. Hands down, "oh yeah" "trumps "uh, huh?" even though most of the time the "uh, huh?" don't even notice that they're missing something in the first place.
That must be that elusive ignorance is bliss thing coming up from that hidden place... oh, my.
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I think it's actually the internet. Our biology class focused more on animals then plants.
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Fibonacci is found more in Math classes than science classes, though to be honest isn't taught everywhere; it's one of those things I found myself.
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I remember there being a page on it in my maths book, it was interesting
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Yeah, most of the most interesting facts I know I had to find myself. High school seems to only teach the bare minimum nowadays...
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You will trust things you've learned for yourself over what has been taught to you every time.
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The reference to the Fibonacci sequence was the first thing I noticed about this! Even if it wasn't done intentionally, that mathematical formula for natural beauty clearly adds to the piece.
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Hahaha uhm.. well, I'm gonna pretend I'm smart enough to know what that meant and say no coincidence - I'm just that good ^_-
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Niiiice. Fortunately science doesn't require us to understand it in order for it to occur, science in this sense being natural formations according to Fibonacci's numbers.
Good job though, way to emphasize the point on purpose and then not mention it for the sake of sublimation in your art; you are a true genius!
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