SIkh, Ph.D. Mathematical Physics, Over a decade in data science and machine learning, currently CEO of Intelligent Machines Research Corporation (www.intelligentmachinescorp.com).
Agree that this is amazing but this value could be different for different universe.
But…The value of Pi is independent of physics, it MUST be. So, maybe, in another universe G and c have different values but balance out exactly as such to give the same value of Pi. That is, assuming that the multiverse is a viable theory.
We started with ten digits on each hand and discovered mathematics.
Some say it was waiting in the wings, a universal fabric. Others, that it is a figment of our imagination and will lead us into temptation.
This post makes it look as if there is something behind the veil.
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Agree that this is amazing but this value could be different for different universe.
But…The value of Pi is independent of physics, it MUST be. So, maybe, in another universe G and c have different values but balance out exactly as such to give the same value of Pi. That is, assuming that the multiverse is a viable theory.
We started with ten digits on each hand and discovered mathematics.
Some say it was waiting in the wings, a universal fabric. Others, that it is a figment of our imagination and will lead us into temptation.
This post makes it look as if there is something behind the veil.
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