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But that's where I heard about that fact which inspired me to buy "the book of numbers" where this initially from. The guy behind this may bright but has wrong concepts about physics imo. He attributed particular importance to the number 10 and it in a circle-jerk about "quantum numerology". I view numerology as a misguided esoteric concept. (More on that later)
We experience the resonance as beautiful in a minimal resonant system? Some perfect harmony between absolute order and total entropy, maybe?
I haven't yet figured out if there is something as total entropy. It is said to be the golden ratio but according to Eulers theory this would hold true for any irrational number. There may be some merit to it since Phi is the most efficient way to arrange something like a sunflower daisy.
Do you have a reference to this specifically? What does this Gradus Function tell us? Are these correct?
6 --> (2+1) x (3+1) = 12
7 --> (7+1) = 8
8 --> (2+3) = 5
The other way around and the one is also included for some reason (In the past it was considered prime)
6 --> 1 + 2*1 + 3*1 = 6
7 --> 1 + 7*1 = 8
8 --> 1 + 2*3= 7
Is called the "Tentamen novae theoriae musicae" and is of the rare cases google finds viable information because of the weird latin name
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The number used as the input is the least common denominator of all integers involved in a system. I think work very well to be used as a generalization of the so called Fibonacci Retracements.
So while it would include the commonly used ratios it would also introduce new ones and we would be able to weight them according to their gradus function value.
The only exception may be the ones including the prime factor of 5 because of the trend to have resistance levels around "whole" fractionals like 2, 2.5 2.25 and so on. In our culture we happen to use a basis of 10 number system which might suit us because we have 10 fingers but any other number system works the same and there is no particular unique property about it I know of.
The mayas used 20 maybe they were also counting their toes.
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The whole concept of numerology is based upon the numbers 10 and 12 which have no unique property whatsoever form a purly mathematical standpoint if used as a number system. Btw the number system with the best entropy is trinary which is the best approximation of the idealistic (but unobtainable) value of
e. It is for example most efficient to construct a multiple choice phone menu with a tree of 3 choices.