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This is one of those posts that stays with you for a few days... Really interesting even though it is ultimately very basic... Can a number representing pi be
by treebeard901 3y ago
This is one of those posts that stays with you for a few days... Really interesting even though it is ultimately very basic...
Can a number representing pi be done the same way? What about the golden ratio?
I bet a magic number exists for those like 998999. Interestingly, 1,000,000 - 998999 is just 1001. Which if done recursively and added to the prior iteration starts counting. 1.001, 1.002 and so on.
In a way it seems that only 0 and 1 really exist with everything being able to be represented between the two, essentially making infinity = 1