Where did the universe come from? Atheistic origin science has no answer.

[Jenny A]

My source was an actual mathematician..

I didn't spot a single untruth by your source. He just doesn't say what you want him to. He notes sunflowers and either pineapples or pine cones, I forget which follow the Fibonacci pattern, and that typically the number of petals on a flower are Fibonacci numbers. And it is true as he stated that the sequence has fascinated some artists and philosophers. What he doesn't do is suggest they are the key to the universe or are everywhere in nature.

But he won't back you up on the nautilus, and his picture of the woman eating an apple is just plan silly. Frankly, the sequence is fascinating, but its application to the real world has been greatly exaggerated.

Your source's interest is all most entirely abstract not real world application.