Something I’ve always been flummoxed by
Why does Pi have an infinite number of decimal places?
Why do you never get to a point when you can say 4, oh, that’s it, exactly
Why? Why?
Why?
Because a circle has infinite sides.
Something I’ve always been flummoxed by
Why does Pi have an infinite number of decimal places?
Why do you never get to a point when you can say 4, oh, that’s it, exactly
Why? Why?
Why?
Something I’ve always been flummoxed by
Why does Pi have an infinite number of decimal places?
Why do you never get to a point when you can say 4, oh, that’s it, exactly
Why? Why?
Why?
My favourite number is 58008 !!!That's all pie in the Sky to me. My favourite number is 1400 joules per metre squared per second. That number really is important, or at least it used to be.
Because a circle has infinite sides.
Our number system is sometimes inadequate to express the infinite wonder of the universe.I must confess when I read this I thought that you’d made it up and it didn’t make any sense
But then when I read Archer’s reply as well I got it
Good team work I’d say because without your reply I’d have thought he was just being philosophical
I learnt something today![]()
It can be both..Our number system is sometimes inadequate to express the infinite wonder of the universe.
That’s not philosophical by the way, but fact.
Our number system is sometimes inadequate to express the infinite wonder of the universe.
That’s not philosophical by the way, but fact.

Wasn’t Magilton the manager of them then?Can't mention CMFG without posting this...
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Wasn’t Magilton the manager of them then?
It can be both..
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The boundaries between philosophy, geometry, algebra, astronomy or any other field of study are illusory anyway, and wouldn't have been recognised by the Greeks (and others) who pioneered them![]()
Our number system is sometimes inadequate to express the infinite wonder of the universe.
That’s not philosophical by the way, but fact.
Use wavefunctions!