XPost: sci.math   
   From: avih@mavh.ru   
      
   Ross Finlayson wrote:   
      
   >>> Maybe try some bigger ones, ....   
   >>>   
   >>> If you take a look at the roots of x^2 +- x +- 1,   
   >>> you can notice that one of them's the molar gas constant,   
   >>> so, that's a mathematical and not a physical constant now,   
   >>> and another of them is phi, the golden ratio, then with regards to   
   >>> roots of phi and so on.   
   >>   
   >> you stupid fuck   
   >>   
   > The square root of 137 is close to the Boltzmann constant, ....   
   > Which in lots of formulations is about the only physical constant, ....   
   > Which if you notice is often an expression of the molar gas constant,   
   > .... Which is a mathematical constant, ....   
      
   not sure it has anything to do with anything. A root mostly has a logical   
   significance, not physical, as what you feel and sense. You must be an   
   eunuch of ukrane, confusing things. Not sure. You may have a point I can't   
   catch, adverbially.   
      
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