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    The Fibonacci Sequence: The World Bursting With Numbers

    By Michael Eric Brown

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    The theme is represented not only in the lowly snail and sunflowers, for instance, but also within human DNA and in the infinite number of galaxies of our universe. This theme is called The Fibonacci Sequence, named after a man who lived over eight centuries ago, Leonardo Pisano Bigollo, better known as Fibonacci.

    It is, quite figuratively, in the eye of the beholder to see it. One only needs to open one’s mind, whether or not one considers themselves a mathematician, to the fact that this fascinating set of numbers abounds throughout all of earth and the heavens, encompassing a vast expanse of organic and non-organic matter.

    About the Author
    Michael Eric Brown is known for his contributions both on and offline, especially in the realm of social justice and gender concerns. As a professional freelance writer, he writes on a variety of subjects and engages his readers with his unique writing style. He and his wife left the United States in 2014 to live in and experience the Latin American cultures of Mexico and Central America. They are involved in supporting their travels through writing and digital photography, among other creative enterprises through their business, Boundless Endeavors, Inc.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichael Eric Brown
    Release dateJul 30, 2015
    ISBN9781310301445
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    The Fibonacci Sequence: The World Bursting With Numbers
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    Michael Eric Brown

    Michael Eric Brown is the Founder and Executive Director of TransMentors International, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting transgender men, women and youth in their day-to-day lives. He is known for his contributions both on and offline, especially in the realm of social justice and gender concerns. A student who is interested in how people's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are influenced by the actual, imagined, or implied presence of others, Michael is working his way towards a PhD in Social Psychology in order to both educate society and provide research on the lives of transgender individuals. As a professional freelance writer, he writes on a variety of subjects and engages his readers with his unique writing style.

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