As I said, limited processing power is why computer programming, or coding, has to contain stops for loops --- if, else, etc. It has to stop the loop or else the computer will slow down or crash. Usually, code compiling systems will have safeguards for this, but it's still a fact that 7 is a limiting number, and in coding, the octal numeral system uses the digits 0 through 7, representing the base 8 numeral system. This is still following YHWH's rules where he defines 0 as a digit or something which holds value, when it does not.
This is why the material world, and by proxy the digital world made through it, is subject to decay and death.
A negative value of something material can't exist. If I have five oranges, I can't eat all of the oranges, and get reduced to having negative five (-5) oranges.
Negative values of something persist only in the digital world, which then hands over apparent value to the digit zero. You can interpret a negative value of something as a "minus" through addition, but this is merely replacing the subtraction function with something that doesn't exist. If I subtract seven apples from five apples, I still have zero apples. Zero does not hold a value, and a less than nothing value of -2 would have no value, except in the digital world.
Thus, negative values gave rise to the digital world through abstract thought, but to reiterate my first point, an octal representing 0-7 in computer programming becomes called an "8", but it is not 8, it is 0-7.
This is why humanity and the digital world dies. In Geometry, essentially negative values are still an illogical way to interpret positioning through X and Y axes.
The Fibonacci Sequence and the golden spiral represents eternality, which includes the number 8
The Logarthimic Spiral is not a golden spiral, and thus is imperfect, such as in the shape of galaxies
