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I cannot reply to the reply from v_lisivka (for some reason) but I don't know why you'd think a temporary run of decimal digits in pi would have any effect on t
by billforsternz 8y ago
I cannot reply to the reply from v_lisivka (for some reason) but I don't know why you'd think a temporary run of decimal digits in pi would have any effect on the geometry of a circle. It all comes down to whether pi is Normal or not. Repeating the quote above, it is thought likely but not proven at this stage;
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> It is widely believed that the (computable) numbers √2, π, and e are normal, but a proof remains elusive.
- v_lisivka 8y agoMy rough understanding is that Pi is representation of certain curve: circle. If we skew sequence too far to one side or another, then curve will lost it shape.
- billforsternz 8y agoI hope it is becoming apparent that you need more than a rough understanding of one of the properties of pi to contribute usefully to the discussion.