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Frei Otto

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built olympic stadium with structures he made with bubbles

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Locusts patterns

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Come out every 13 years

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Pixar Studios

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used lucasfilm to form mountain ranges and features

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starlings

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fly together in a black cloud and pay attention to seven nearest neighbors

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Jelly Bean Experiment

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adding up everyones guesses and divide by amount of people

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Dimensions of Cathedral

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Use 7, 10, 12 believed to be holy numbers

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gravity

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A force of attraction between objects that is due to their masses.

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Giant Causeway

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lava flow that made the most efficient way through hexagons

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Special Dimensions of A Circle

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circumference divided by diameter and you get 3.14

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host

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Marcus Du Sautoy

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platonic solids

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five regular polyhedron and also dice

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How humans hear sound

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they hear it in waves

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Nautilus

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snail-like sea creature - when dividing each number by previous number you get 1.08 which is in their code

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patterns honeybees create

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hexagons

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different types of numbers

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positive, negative, imaginary

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Jackson Pollock

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A twentieth-century American painter, famous for creating abstract paintings by dripping or pouring paint on a canvas in complex swirls and spatters.

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mathematical criminal investigation

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Use patterns to determine the location of where the criminal lived.

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how far they fly to make 1lb of wax

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equal to 12 times around the world

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bubbles

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use sphere because they take up less space and meet at 120 degrees`

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Jack the Ripper

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an unidentified English murderer in the 19th century near Whitechapel and London East End

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predict the future

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notice patterns, reduce humans to patterns

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Christopher Columbus

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used lunar tables to predict lunar eclipses to scare islanders into giving him supplies

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pi

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irrational number that goes on forever

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lemmings

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there rate of life can not be determined by anything but chaos

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