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(posted by @Vnvitv3301#5129)

The image above is a depiction of Pascal's triangle.

The way we know this is because of the hint in ktjeons's pfp, being phidias, the first
artist and sculptor known to use the value phi, or the golden ratio in his pieces of art.

The pi symbol means the product of a series of numbers, the number on top of the symbol being the
last number in the sequence, and the number on the bottom being the first.

Pascal's triangle has interesting properties in the fact that it contains the Fibonacci sequence,
when finding the sum of the numbers on the diagnol lines the Fibonacci sequence is shown, starting at
1 and ending at 34, there is a perfect number of slots for those numbers to be placed.

When finding the product of the series of numbers we get this:

(1)(1)(2)(3)(5)(8)(13)(21)(34)

= 2227680

Not exactly what to do with the number, but it is interesting.