Think of them as each being simply a wedge. The segment from the center of the plate to the perimeter is identical for each wedge on both edges. The squiggles are the same for each one if you look. The magic square is assembled so that each number is a fraction corresponding to the size of the wedge and the sum is one.
Anonymous says that "The segment from the center of the plate to the perimeter is identical for each wedge on both edges. The squiggles are the same for each one if you look."
Utter nonsense. He/she needs eyeglasses. Check out the sharper image of the same picture on Futility Closet,
very impressive. and cool!
ReplyDeleteThink of them as each being simply a wedge. The segment from the center of the plate to the perimeter is identical for each wedge on both edges. The squiggles are the same for each one if you look. The magic square is assembled so that each number is a fraction corresponding to the size of the wedge and the sum is one.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous says that "The segment from the center of the plate to the perimeter is identical for each wedge on both edges. The squiggles are the same for each one if you look."
ReplyDeleteUtter nonsense. He/she needs eyeglasses. Check out the sharper image of the same picture on Futility Closet,
Not the diagonals.
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