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10/26/25(Sun)18:44:53 No.12598858

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https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1761518545847732.mp4

Truly mind blowing.

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Anonymous
10/26/25(Sun)19:30:12 No.12598950

Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)19:30:12 No.12598950

>>12598858
Incredible

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King's
10/26/25(Sun)20:19:18 No.12599008

King's 10/26/25(Sun)20:19:18 No.12599008

>>12598950

Logically, since a circle can be infinitely expanded and thus infinitely more precisely represented numerically, there are infinite representations of Among Us in Pi. The only sad part is we'll never know the final digit, or the final sus.

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Anonymous
10/27/25(Mon)00:18:16 No.12599360

Anonymous 10/27/25(Mon)00:18:16 No.12599360

>>12599008
The perfect circle simply does not exist, how sadge

Anonymous
10/27/25(Mon)05:21:29 No.12599719

Anonymous 10/27/25(Mon)05:21:29 No.12599719

O

Anonymous
10/27/25(Mon)11:29:38 No.12600346

Anonymous 10/27/25(Mon)11:29:38 No.12600346

I refuse to believe this.

Yuji Sakai
10/27/25(Mon)11:35:46 No.12600368

Yuji Sakai 10/27/25(Mon)11:35:46 No.12600368

>>12599008
achshually, it's hypothesized that pi is a normal number (passes all randomness tests etc) but not proven

if and only if it's a normal number, it will contain every possible sequence of numbers

Yuji Sakai
10/27/25(Mon)11:38:14 No.12600373

Yuji Sakai 10/27/25(Mon)11:38:14 No.12600373

>>12600368
or should i correct mysekf, at least if it's a normal number, it will contain every possible sequence

(if it's not, it can still contain them but only under specific conditions)

(there's evidence but not proof that pi is a normal number)

Anonymous
10/27/25(Mon)11:47:53 No.12600400

Anonymous 10/27/25(Mon)11:47:53 No.12600400

>>12598858
i like pie

Yuji Sakai
10/27/25(Mon)11:51:45 No.12600411

Yuji Sakai 10/27/25(Mon)11:51:45 No.12600411

>>12600400 (nice dubs)
pies are round so it makes sense

Anonymous
10/27/25(Mon)12:56:58 No.12600529

Anonymous 10/27/25(Mon)12:56:58 No.12600529

>>12600400
>>12600411
These numerals aren't infinite. They are dubs though.