Inspirons
This morning, an inspiration particle actually managed to penetrate the thick shell surrounding my brain, and I feel I may single-handedly advance mathematics by what I am about to reveal:
13.14159... = piteen.
This can be extrapolated into 23.14159... (twenty-pi) 314.159... (pi hundred) and so on.
I do hope no one is taking me seriously.
12:54 pm
Thank you, Mr. Pratchett, for making a trip to the post office less of a bothersome errand and more of a humourous experience. Heehee, stamps. Heehee, a big box for employing people. Heehee, walking away with a pen.
I returned the pen. In case you were wondering.
13.14159... = piteen.
This can be extrapolated into 23.14159... (twenty-pi) 314.159... (pi hundred) and so on.
I do hope no one is taking me seriously.
12:54 pm
Thank you, Mr. Pratchett, for making a trip to the post office less of a bothersome errand and more of a humourous experience. Heehee, stamps. Heehee, a big box for employing people. Heehee, walking away with a pen.
I returned the pen. In case you were wondering.
no subject
. . . you know, I never even think that far. Okay, I know pi is, um, the standard measurement sort of thing for a circle? And if you did go 1, 2, 3, pi, 4, wouldn't that completely unbalance the rest of the numbers? Because you'd advance one until pi, when you'd advance, like, 8 point something. Where would, um, say, pi-teen go? Between thirteen and fourteen or not at all? Would pi be the last pi in the number scale? *can't think logically, not really*
I once read this interesting article (at least, I think it was an article) about how if we'd evolved with eleven fingers, would our system of measurement (especially the metric) be different? And then our entire currency would change, and probably new maths would be invented and . . .
Man, my head is spinning. xD;