Disclaimer!

You might find some pretty odd symbols in my numbers (χ and ε). That’s because I’m pretty used to Dozenal (Base-12) A LOT. So whenever you try to convert Dozenal to our decimal system (Base-10) most of us use, just use this trick: 10 in Dozenal means 12 in Base-10, χ=10, and ε=11.

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I’m Numberblocks_fan2026, or Philip Hristov-Dzhendov. I am a big fan of math and can even calculate π to 5 decimal places(3;18480) I can often be seen being alone or playing tricks on my friends, via my dark personality.

Want to see more math? Join my club! You can always visit The Golden Ratios any time for more math fun. This is a place where everyone counts.

Me in real life:

Goals for the end of 120χ(120χ:10:27:1ε:4ε:4ε):

6ε4 views: I currently have 190/6ε4

Χ blogs: I have currently have 2/χ

“The Golden Ratios” to have ≥ 106 members: I currently have 39/106

Accounts:

Reddit: IDK_what_my_username_is

Email: philipdzhendov@icloud.org

The Dozenal Converting Excuse(for anyone who says they don’t want to join my club!)

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You can join my club only if I convert 144 to Dozenal. That’s easy. 144=12•12. But since 12 is 10 in Dozenal, we do it like this: 10•10=100. So you HAVE to join my club: Join The Golden Ratios

About me:

Introvert/extrovert: Extrovert

Relationship status: Single

Gender: Male

Age: 9

Favorite subject: Math