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Fibonacci numbers
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The Golden Mean. It's fascinating, isn't it?
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Didn't the Beatles introduce us to that guy in Yellow Submarine?
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I remember programming that recursively in C... fun stuff
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Wonder what it sounds like set to music.? Hmmmm.
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Cute, golden and supergolden ratios and all. The big question still remains: Are there an infinite number of primes in the series?
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It must be so. The set of Fibo's is non-repeating, non-terminating, and infinite. If the set of primes is also infinite, they both belong to the set Aleph-Null and are equal in size. It wont collect every prime but it will collect an infinitude of them.
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Quite possible. But you utilize the choice function which isn't universally accepted as true.
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That would be the rational choice.
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Nay. You should have faith. It is infinite.
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