The "uncanny" resemblance between math and the physical world...............as one of the books put it..............or a Frenchman...................paraphrasing......sometimes the key to progress is not in changing what is....but at looking at differently...

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2.........2nd perfect numbers..........2, twos.........28 is the 2nd perfect number.....is in 2 pi....like full circle.....pi is a comparison between two different things.....a straight line and a curved line....................28...............the total of the 1st 3 lines...........................all 3 are discontinous....then 4 straight lines of continuous.................................elements......then another table........while all the elements in the 2nd table are continuous.........the two tables are discontinuous.......

72............7 divided by by is 3 and a half......3.5............5/3 = 1/666..........the square root of 13 is 3.60555.....after full circle........is 555.......three 5's........................the golden ratio.......

Periodic table

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This article is about the table used in chemistry and physics. For other uses, see Periodic table (disambiguation).