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Description: First seen in episode 1.01. Note the Greek letter, Phi, on its back. Phi is used to designate the 'Golden Ratio', a number which is derived from the fibonacci sequence, and heart of the Fibonacci Spiral.

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http://static.wetpaint.com/img/bg/1.png arjay999	Title: Toad (Frog) Glyph. Photo added by arjay999, Mar 8 2009, 6:43 PM EDT , and last updated by arjay999, Mar 28 2009, 7:07 PM EDT Keyword tags: fibonacci frog golden ratio phi toad

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	arjay999		Toad Glyph	0	Mar 28 2009, 7:15 PM EDT by arjay999
			Thread started: Mar 28 2009, 7:15 PM EDT Watch The Toad Glyph is first seen in the pilot episode (1.01). Note the Greek letter Phi on its back. Phi is used to designate the 'Golden Ratio', a number which is derived from the mathematical Fibonacci Sequence, heart of the 'Fibonacci' or 'Golden Spiral' and the 'Golden Triangle', which derives the circumference of a circle (see Case 0091 --regarding unexplained "sheep circles"). These mathematical 'structured-concepts' are called 'Golden' due to their pervasive and universal occurance in nature. Do you find this valuable? Keyword tags: clue glyph golden icon mythos ratio spiral symbol triangle Post reply

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