Essential for any budding numerologist. Wolfram has a number of quirky math tricks that can be useful in sucking patterns out of nothing. Apply a little statistics, and viola, numerology.

Numerology is one of those things that has come from the human brain’s need to impose order on an otherwise chaotic world. It also makes great fodder for fiction due to its nature of seeming quite normal in one sense (because we all do it, every day, whether we want to or not) and quite mad on the other (when taken to extremes and obsessively applied).

They say that truth is stranger than fiction, and in this case, the world provides something that is so normal that it can be turned into something fictitious and still not seem stranger than the world around us.

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