actually it is entirely in physical reality, you just don't want to realize it and only live in the perfect world of integer geometry

>>16975510
Maybe it is related to something physical like biology or conditions in this planet. It would be interesting to see if it exists in other planets too.

>>16975510
Any abstract relationship "lies beyond physical reality" in that it doesn't exist as such.

>>16975637
Do you not know what pi is?

>>16975649
I know it is present in proportions an geometry in natural life. Something like that.

you're referring to pi, so the assumption is because digits of pi have been calculated by computers, therefore human brains can always correctly predict and comprehend any next digit of pi.

obviously this doesn't happen.

know what else doesn't happen?
figuring out what someone else did by merely watching them.
>guess we can't judge people
>guess we can't let em into heaven
enjoy your niggershit

>>16975720
>>16975510
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're refering to as π, is in fact, R/π, or as I've recently taken to calling it, R plus π. π is not an number unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning R number system made useful by the properties of R, including continuity and denseness, comprising a full real number system as defined by Cauchy and others.

>>16975742
Well said