What if pi has an end?
What if pi has an end?
Ethan Miller
Jose Cook
Things are the way they are configured to be. If things were any other way, things would be different.
Robert Robinson
hey bill
Nicholas Rivera
>it's already catching on
how can one man go from one of the most lovable science guys to this
Jeremiah Baker
Bill pls
Brody Foster
Technically because of the existence of the Plank distance, pi is finite. Its "transdentialness" is because of autistic mathematicians being retarded.
Noah Cruz
>hurr durr plancks distance is smallest
How to spot a popsci loving faggot.
James Jones
He's right. In the real, physical universe, all measurement ends at the Planck distance. If you weren't a fantasy-dwelling math faggot, you'd know that's not pop science.
Brody Ward
How do we know if the digits of pi are correct?
Michael Bennett
kek