PRIDE CHEKERAin such a way which manifests an omnipotent God. Despite that
worldview, any proposal of any brilliant architect is a
'bankruptcy' idea, without any empirical facts to confirm its
validity. In Part 11 of this book, l discussed a factual worldview
concerning fine-tuning and designer hypotheses. This last part
gives us an enlightenment and knowledge to search for the
objective truth of things.
Pythagoras, the one who coined the words ‘philosophy’- the
love of wisdom and ‘mathematics’ – that which is known,
considered nature as a framework of numbers, numbers he
thought were the fundamental entities of nature. He believed
that, there was a secrete hidden beyond human imagination,
encrypted as ‘pseudocodes’ of numbers and symbols,
clandestine codes of nature. Mario Livio decrypted these
‘pseudocodes’ in his book, THE GOLDEN RATIO, wrote:
To both of these people (Egyptians and Babylonians),
mathematics provided practical tools in the form of “recipes”
designed for specific calculations. Pythagoras, on the other
hand, was one of the first to grasp numbers as abstract entities
that exist in their own right.
Pythagoras set into motion the logical mental vehicle of
humanity, probing deep into realms of nature. Every student
who attempted to join Pythagoras classes was given a symbol to