Reply To: Seven is the number of perfection

Interesting 🤔

(I have a great difficulty disconnecting numbers with math, personally…)

So, what do we have here? A hexagon, with (obviously) 6 sides? So we assign the number 7 to the hexagon?

(If you say 7, I think:” 7 is a prime and 7-1=6 and 6 is a perfect number (mathematically…), which probably doesn’t make sense to you, but 1/7=0.142857142857142857…., which repeats after 6 decimals (‘because’ 7 is a prime number and 7-1=6…the exact explanation requires the knowledge of cyclic groups…) and notice how you made 7 the center of a 6-sided circle…)

Looking at it from a distance, I see that you assign the ( allegedly perfect) number 7 to the Default Blender Cube, while it has 6 sides….Blender must be perfect, I guess 🤗

But, considering a week as a 7 day cycle with the seventh day as a resting day, your visual picture looks like a bit of a bumpy ride to me @me1958424 .

Unfortunately, we cannot ask Ramanujan (who ‘came up’ with incredible formulae which he didn’t/couldn’t prove and claimed they where ‘given’ to him by God) about this, but he did leave us with (for instance) this:

Notice the use of the number 7 here!

(And of course 180 is half of 360(°)!)