I have discovered the precise method of dividing the circle into 360 degrees. The answer lies within Base Twelve Geometry, and is done on a Base Twelve Cartesian Plane. I will be showing you the process as to how to create the 360 degree diagram in this video, and in the videos to come. Please feel free to watch, learn, comment, and enjoy the process.

In this video I continue to build on the geometry of the dodecagon, which I have introduced in previous videos, and I begin the process of describing the specific steps that you need to take in order to construct the diagram which generates the division of the circumference of the circle into 360 equal sections. I introduce you to a mural-like version of the diagram itself, (something which I built during the 2020 lockdown @ 8 feet tall x 20 feet wide) and which is completely in base twelve math. I continue to introduce you to the world of base twelve math by doing some more basic equations, and I also expose you to the actual geometry of dividing the diameter of a circle into it's circumference - something which our current version of Pi and base ten geometry cannot do.

To put it even more simply I am introducing you to the basics of Base Twelve Math and Base Twelve Geometry, (otherwise known as dozenal math and dozenal geometry, or perhaps even Sacred Geometry) and I am presenting this information to you in the most straightforward and accessible way that I can. Understanding the geometry of The Base Twelve Dodecagon and 360 Degrees is a phenomenal first step in understanding Base Twelve Geometry as a whole.