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Not too many videos make me sweat.... but somehow this one does...

 

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[4regt4]

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This is actually quite amazing. A coincidence, but still amazing.

 

[Cape Byron]

This is actually quite amazing. A coincidence, but still amazing.

The Metric system is a beautiful thing. #cometothedarkside #wehavesiunits

 

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[Jim Hinton]

The Metric system is a beautiful thing. #cometothedarkside #wehavesiunits

Oh yeah! Well over here with the English system, we have popsicles.

Jim

 

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Oh yeah! Well over here with the English system, we have popsicles.

Jim

What? I was just getting used to busses.

 

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Gourmet night at my house:

 

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This is actually quite amazing. A coincidence, but still amazing.

Not really much of a coincidence. The ratio of consecutive terms in the Fibonacci sequence is approximately the golden ratio, which is about 1.618. The conversion from miles to kilometers is very close to 1.609. So if you start from a Fibonacci number of miles, convert exactly to km, then rounding off usually accounts for the error of (about 1.618)/1.609. The coincidence is that the miles to km conversion is what it is, but that part is old hat.

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Looks good for a guy his age.

 

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The coincidence is that the miles to km conversion is what it is, but that part is old hat.

Err.... THAT'S what I meant. The coincidence that miles/km ~= Fib ratio.

 

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