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Pi isn't random, it's infinite. A direct analogy would be to try and pinpoint the exact spot on a circle where it's touched by a tangent. You can't do that, because you can make the circle infinitely larger.RANDOMO answering if pi ever comes to an end! Anyone see the 'channel' in that?
According to analysis of pi, it does indeed appear to be RANDOM, and hence will never end.
Told you I could channel the answer.![]()
I'm a big fan of Stargate and I've watched all the episodes of SG1 and SGA, looking forward to the upcoming movie and SGU series![]()
I'm a big fan of Stargate and I've watched all the episodes of SG1 and SGA, looking forward to the upcoming movie and SGU series![]()
At the school where I taught for six years, in the hallway between my classroom and the one nextdoor, someone hung a poster with 75 digits of pi. Each time I walked down the hall, I would try to remember one more ... until I finally had them all. (The rap song later came to me in a dream.)Once I wrote down from memory 50 decimals of pi. My friend laughed thinking I was writing down random numbers. Took another piece of paper, wrote down the same numbers. I can still recite 50 decimals of pi - but only in Greek![]()
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