The Golden Ratio From Physics to the Human
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The Golden Ratio: From Physics to the Human Brain, Behavior, Esthetics and Ethics Ramzi Suleiman University of Haifa Visiting Professor at the VU Home Page: http: //suleiman. haifa. ac. il Paper presented at the Department of Social and Organizational Psychology Free University of Amsterdam, May 23 2013
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But First We need to get acquainted with the Golden Ratio, known also as the Golden Section, and the Divine Ratio.
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The Golden Ratio and the Fibonacci Numbers Definition
The golden ratio has fascinated intellectuals of diverse interests for at least 2, 400 years. “It is probably fair to say that the Golden Ratio has inspired thinkers of all disciplines like no other number in the history of mathematics” Source: Livio M. , (2002)The Golden Ratio: The Story of Phi, The World's Most Astonishing Number
The Golden Ratio is a significant number, not only due to its unique mathematical properties, but also due to its significant role in science and technology, starting from physics, to life science, to humans' perception, cognition and emotion, to social sciences, particularly the study of humans' socio-economic behavior, values and religious convictions
A shall say a very little about its appearance in Life Forms, Geometry, Art, Architecture and Design Physics Human Brain Music Economics Ethics
determining the structure of plants and animals Golden Ratio in Life Forms
Golden Ratio in Life Forms The Golden Ratio and the Fibonacci Series (which converges to the Golden Ratio), play a key role in life form by determining the structure of plants and animals (Hammel, 1987; Klar, Nature, 2002), including the human body (Livio, 2002), human DNA, and more ….
Golden Ratio in Geometry
Golden Ratio in Art
Golden Ratio in Architecture
The Great Pyramid of Giza The CN Tower in Toronto, the tallest tower and freestanding structure in the world, contains the Golden Ratio in its design. The ratio of observation deck at 342 meters to the total height of 553. 33 is 0. 618 or phi, the reciprocal of Phi!
Golden Ratio in Design
Golden Ratio in Design Rectangular shapes with width to length ratio of ≈ 0. 618 are widely used in the design of TVs, computer screens, and credit cards, due to feelings of pleasantness and harmony that the Golden Ratio is believed to induce (Livio, 2002; Olsen, 2006; Pittard, Ewing & Jevons, 2007).
Golden Ratio in Physics
Golden Ratio In Experimental Physics Chains of cobalt niobate become critically quantum at energies equaling the Golden Ratio Source: You Tube Source: Coldea et al. , Science, 2010
The Golden Ratio in Theoretical Physics Suleiman, R. The Dark Side Revealed: A Complete Relativity Theory Predicts the Content of the Universe. Forthcoming in Progress in Physics, Vol. 3 July, 2013 v m 0 V – relative velocity
A Complete Theory of Relativity (CR) Suleiman, R. , 2013 Picture recently taken at the Israeli Academy of Sciences in Jerusalem.
CR theory is based on two postulates: 1. Every Thing is Relative . 2. all transfer of information from one frame of reference to another is carried by light or electromagnetic waves of equal velocity.
The postulated complete relativism constitutes a profound departure from theories of Galileo-Newton and Einstein-Lorentz, since it "cuts the universe loose with no anchor", neither a fixed, nonrelativistic, spatial reference, as in Galileo-Newton's mechanics, nor a fixed reference point on the velocities dimension (the velocity of light), as in Einstein's mechanics.
REALITY IS IN THE EYES OF THE BEHOLDER AND HIS /HER TELESCOPE LENSE Unlike Quantum Mechanics, my theory does not contradict Einstein’s view of “Local Realism”. However, I argue that what counts is not the local realism of things, but the relativistic information about them, as it is recorded by our measurement devices and processed by our senses and cognitive system. In the words of Einstein: what is behind the veil is the “OLD Guy’s” business. It is YAHWAH’s not ours
The Golden Ratio in Theoretical Physics A Complete Relativity Theory (Suleiman, R. Progress in physics, vol. 3, 2013)
Golden Ratio In Theoretical Physics Suleiman, R. (2013). The Dark Side Revealed: A Complete Relativity Theory Predicts the Content of the Universe. To appear in Progress in Physics, vol. 3.
The obtained energy term enables to derive plausible definitions of Dark Matter and Dark Energy and to predict their amount in the Universe with high precision
Content of the Universe Source: NASA site
Prediction of the Content of the Universe
Golden Ratio in the Human Brain
The Number of Human Brain Waves is 8 – A Fibonacci Number Delta 1 (1. 5 Hz) ; Delta 2 (2– 3 Hz); Theta (6– 8 Hz); Alpha (10 Hz); Beta 1 (13– 17 Hz); Beta 2 (22– 27 Hz); Gamma 1 (30– 50 Hz); Gamma 2 (50– 80 Hz) Source: Roopun A. K. et al. (2008). Frontiers in Neuroscience, 2(2), 145– 154. 2008
It has been argued that the Fibonacci structure of our brain results in an optimal processing of perceptual information, and minimizes negative interference
The Golden ratio in Music
Processing Auditory Information Human Taste for music 528 Hz
Famous musicians tuned their scale to match the C 5 = 528 Hz.
Examples of famous recordings in 528 Hz
"Seven Nation Army“ White Stripes Meg White and Jack White at the 2007 Primavera Sound in Barcelona
"Black or White“ Michael Jackson
"Imagine“ John Lennon
528 love. com
528 is a simple number that is central to the “musical mathematical matrix of creation. ” This LOVE vibration harmonically resonates in your heart inaudibly connecting your spiritual essence to the spiraling reality of heaven and earth. Even the parallel universes connect to the center of your heart by this LOVE channel broadcasting matter and energy according to the laws of physics. In fact, 528 is fundamental to these laws. This frequency, more than any other, epitomizes the unified field of musical metaphysics in the matrix of the spiraling fractal universe…….
A hypothesis BRAIN WAVES Hz 1. 5 2. 5 430 Hz 1 1. 85 417 Hz 2. 99 7 10 4. 83 7. 82 15 24. 5 40 65 12. 64 20. 48 33. 08 53. 75 1. 103 1. 782 2. 895 4. 686 7. 582 12. 27 19. 86 32. 08 52. 125 CHAKRA 9 FORK Hz 0. 87 1. 42 2. 29 3. 7 5. 99 9. 69 15. 7 25. 35 41. 2 528 Hz 1. 4 2. 66 3. 67 5. 93 9. 6 15. 5 25. 1 40. 6 66
70 60 52 z H 8 Hz 0 3 50 4 40 30 A A KR CH K 20 9 R FO 41 z H 7 10 0 0 20 40 60 Brain Wave Frequency ( Hz) 80
Superposition of Waves
The Golden ratio in Economics
Economic Harmony Theory (EHT) Propositions: 1. Individuals are solely self-regarding players. 2. When making their decisions, individuals consider their payoffs relative to subjective reference points (SRPs), rather than their absolute payoffs. 3. A SRP can be social, when a player compares her payoff to the payoff(s) of another member or members in her group (e. g. , a co-worker's salary), or non-social, when she compares her payoff with a neutral (non-social) reference point (e. g. , her expected expenditure). 3. Individuals are aware of the norms of equality and equity, as they are practiced in their social group. 4. There exists a formal or informal sanctioning mechanism, by which sanctions are applied on deviants from the group's norms and rules.
EHT predicts behavior in a class of two, three and five person games, including two- and three-person Ultimatum Games and CPR Games.
The Standard Ultimatum Game The proposer makes an offer (x, 1 -x), for herself and a designated recipient, respectively. The recipient responds by either accepting the offer, in which case both players receive their offered shares, or by rejecting the offer, in which case the two players receive nothing.
Game theory (SPE) predicts that the proposer should offer almost nothing. However: It is well documented that the modal and mean offers in the game are about 50% and 40%, respectively, and that offers of 20% or less are rejected with high probability
The question remains: Why do proposers offer on average of about 40% of the entire amount, and not, say, 45% or 55% or maybe 35%? Despite hundreds of studies on the ultimatum game, which replicate the 60/40 -split result, the explanation of this finding remains elusive.
I demonstrate ETH solution of the UG Permissible SRP’s of Proposer and Responder Social (S) (S, S) Non-Social (N) (S, N) Proposer Non-Social (N) (N, S) (N, N)
It makes sense to argue that from the point of view of the proposer, the amount that she could have received, had she retained the entire amount for herself, is most likely to be the preferred focal point to adhere to. Conversely, from the standpoint of the recipient comparison with the proposer’s portion is more probable than other comparisons.
Permissible SRP’s of Proposer and Responder Responder Social (S) Non-Social (N) Pr Social (S) oposer (S, S) (S, N) Non-Social (N, S) (N, N) (N)
Empirical Tests I tested the solution using two large-scale datasets: (1)Data from a Meta-analysis which integrated 37 studies conducted in 25 different countries, representing different cultures and social-political systems (Oosterbeek, Sloof & Van de Kuilen, 2004) (2)Data collected in a comprehensive study in 15 small communities, exhibiting a wide variety of economic and cultural conditions (Henrich et al. , 2006).
A bargaining experiment in the village of Teci, on Yasawa Island, Fiji (Photo by Robert Boyd). Source: Henrich et al. Science, 312, 2006
nsignificant. Distributions of offers, rejection rates and final payoffs in two large-scale studies theory prediction 38. 2% Prediction error ≈ 5. 7% theory prediction 38. 2% Prediction error ≈ 3. 3%
On the Applied Side the concept of harmony between relative payoffs, could prove useful outside the laboratory for understanding, and possibly making policy recommendation for increasing organizations’ profit without sacrificing fairness in salary pay, or visa versa.
An Example A straightforward application is to apply the concept of economic harmony for assessing the levels of harmony or disharmony in the distribution of salaries in a given organization. By modeling organizational structures as n-person games, it becomes possible to apply theory in order to specify the conditions required for achieving harmony in the distribution of wages in the workplace, and consequently enhancing both profitability of the workplace and fairness in profit allocation.
The Golden ratio in Ethics Love Thy Neighbor As You Love Thyself Leviticus, 19: 18
In Islam Prophet Mohammad, in his Hadith is quoted to say: “No one could be considered a believer until he desires for his brother what he desires for himself”.
The New Testamentions the principle in various chapters In In Matthew 22: 35 -40, New King James Version, we are told: "Then one of them, a lawyer, asked Him a question, testing him, and saying, 'Teacher, which is the great commandment in the law? ‘ Jesus said to him: 'You shall love the Lord your God with all Your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind. This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself. On these two commandments hang all the Law and the Prophets. ”
love your neighbor as yourself In behavioral terms: Treat others as you treat yourself Which in symmetric situations means Equality While in asymmetric situations it means: Equity Thus the balance point derived in EHT based on rational considerations applies
Denote the amount kept by x and the amount transferred by 1 -x The above equation becomes:
From my ethics paper with picture
Summary My talk is centered around a simple quadratic equation Music Physics Economics Ethics ϕ Life Sciences Aesthetics & the Arts
Is it the hand of God? I think not At least this is what he said when I forwarded the question to his Holiness
Towards An Integrative Theory of Everything
Thanks ! ϕ
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