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Inside the March 19, 2010 Socionomist...

The Golden Ratio: Life, Beauty and the Universe

"One of the endlessly alluring aspects of mathematics is that its thorniest paradoxes have a way of blooming into beautiful theories."

- Philip Davis, Prof. Emeritus of Applied Mathematics, Brown University

From art to astronomy, quantum physics to botany, a mysterious mathematical ratio appears in disparate disciplines throughout science. Socionomics proposes that it's not mere coincidence, but a vital universal constant, gently guiding human group behavior and exerting its influence throughout culture.

In this month's Socionomist, Euan Wilson explores the ubiquity of the Golden Ratio, one of the key mathematical components of socionomics, and walks you through its myriad natural applications.

In the March 2010 issue of The Socionomist, you'll learn:

  • The origin of the Golden Ratio
  • The relationship between Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave Principle
  • The appearance of the Golden Ratio throughout nature, art and culture

Plus, in an expanded Signs of Shifting Mood:

A sideways market confuses many. This month's Signs section elaborates on the dissonance reflected throughout fiscal policy, political incumbents, sports, arts and drugs:

  • Challenges facing incumbent candidates
  • Friction between the European Union and Greece
  • Cyberspace flare-ups: malware, authoritarianism and hate-filled social networks
  • A last-gasp grab: how to spend $104 million in eight minutes
  • The Vancouver Olympics and social mood
  • The bloodiest month to date in Mexico's Drug War
  • Our condolences: the Hummer

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