Link to Auto-Target's "Counting Primes": http://forums.spiralknights.com/en/node/100793
The Fibonacci sequence starts at 0 and 1. The way the pattern goes is you add the previous two numbers to get the next one. If you don't understand, just look it up.
Any wrong posts of the sequence of the pattern will be skipped. If someone posts wrong, skip them, and post the correct number. You may correct your wrong post if no one has posted after you. Do not double post.
Now, let's get this started.
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Why would you tell people? I learned the real way--not googling or in a class room.
Well aren't you the next Albert Einstein.
It's all just a pattern. :P Just like the Unit Circle :O
We need to retitle this to: "Counting by primes is for noobs. Let's count the Fibonacci Sequence"
@Brother-Zeke
I learned it from reading "The Da Vinci Code", a wonderful book.
@Pipipipipi
Done.
The problem with Fibonacci is it gets big really quickly. Think about what people will have to post on the tenth page...
Well, IMO that's what makes it interesting :P
5 digits, woo!
I don't want to scroll through 30+ posts each with 10000000000000000000000 digit numbers.
Next thread: count in squares.
Next next thread: count in cubes.
Next next next thread: count in binary/hexidecimal.
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Next*10^n thread: count in letters.
"count in letters"?
"One, two, three, four..."
Oh my, "count the Fibonacci sequence IN LETTERS"
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Hey thanks a lot! Now my math homework is easier than I thought it will be!
The four is not used in the Fibonacci sequence. It was a good try, though.
121393
196422
Or, one hundred ninty-six thousand four hundred twenty two.
NEXT!
196422 +
317815
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514237
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