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From memory:
3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971
Forty places.
I can now measure the known universe to a tolerance less than the width of a helium atom, providing of course that the known universe is a perfect sphere.
Now I have to use it to understand the ultimate equasion: e^(πi)+1=0...
...And try to figure out why it doesn't equal 42.
3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971
Forty places.
I can now measure the known universe to a tolerance less than the width of a helium atom, providing of course that the known universe is a perfect sphere.
Now I have to use it to understand the ultimate equasion: e^(πi)+1=0...
...And try to figure out why it doesn't equal 42.