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The exploration of geometry introduces the concept of a circle having 360°, which is deeply ingrained in sacred geometry and the measurement systems we utilize today. The significance of angles and geometric shapes is a recurring theme, and while the world predominantly uses base 10 mathematics, the contention that many societies once relied on base 60 is equally compelling.
Notably, the geometry prevalent in nature often encapsulates the 60° angles that yield harmony across many disciplines, further emphasized by figures like Buckminster Fuller, who argued for the fundamental stability and relevance of these angles in understanding nature and the universe.