In order to show this, Da Vinci traced out golden rectangles on the face of an average human subject. One could suppose, that the more golden rectangles that could be traced out, the more aesthetically pleasing a person’s face was.
Obviously good looks are associated with an aesthetically appealing face. According to Luca Pacioli and Da Vinci's propositions, the more closely one's face adheres to proportions dictated by the golden ratio, the more aesthetically appealing a person is. Gee, now math is connected to sex appeal. How strange and curious this subject is! Yes. Sex appeal and math. You've got one, you've definitely got the other.
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Joe is a prolific writer of self-help and educational material and an award-winning former teacher of both college and high school mathematics. Under the penname, JC Page, Joe authored
Arithmetic Magic, the little classic on the ABC's of arithmetic. what is twitter