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Indranil Roy's profile picture
Indranil Roy9 months ago

Beautiful visualization. Isn't it also fascinating, the arcs NEVER overlap, and they ALWAYS intersect at the center.

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bigbang9 months ago

Pi’s irrationality is not disorder, it’s a deeper order. What never repeats still obeys precise laws, filling space without ever closing in on itself. Mathematics shows us that creation doesn’t rely on simple loops, but on infinite harmony without redundancy. Some truths are designed not to end, but to remain inexhaustible.

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Jackie Ritacco9 months ago

That is a fantastic visual!

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Lynda Upthegrove 🎹✨✨✨✨✨9 months ago

Didn’t we do this for hours as kids ? Lol I also did it to celebrate with my music students !

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Pretty Savage Inceptions9 months ago

You made a digital Spirograph.

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Guillaume Limousin9 months ago

Nothing to do with irrational. Chaos equations

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William™9 months ago

"This is a line that never ends... Yes it goes on and on my friends..."

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Shephard9 months ago

Circles don't exist, change my mind.

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xBiznotch9 months ago

I was so invested

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Pro-UK Anti-Theism gc2047 ⚛️🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇦9 months ago

Would the moving point ultimately pass through every single point on the surface of that sphere if the system continued for long enough? Is this provable and would it potentially require infinite time to do so?

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Common by Maru9 months ago

The only irrational thing about Pi is how is never enough of it.

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giorgio taverniti9 months ago

The “irrational” esiste only in your punched imaginary! The Pi isn’t concerned with your animations! What you ,fortunately, see is just the unfolding of Universal Law that have no beginning or end !

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Paul Davis9 months ago

Well, it's pretty - but does not PROVE irrationality. It could be just a very VERY large ratio approximating Pi. :-) (btw "Ratio" means a quotient of two integers - hence "The Golden Ratio" is actually an incorrect term)

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Rafael Lyonnais9 months ago

the universe is also irrational

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The_Remnant_Observer9 months ago

Doesn't seem irrational to me, seems beautiful!

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david pearce9 months ago

And that's only two dimensional. Try it in 3-D

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DanielMader9 months ago

Irrational and mesmerizing 🥰

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Sol Opacus9 months ago

I like how the video zooms in at 22/7 before speeding up, then again at 355/113 at the end

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Max Matles, CFP®️9 months ago

Feels like I smoked 5Meo DMT again..

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Kartik Marwah9 months ago

@grok how does this show pi is irrational?

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Mik39 months ago

Yes π is irrational. Its decimal never ends or repeats, because no fraction can exactly represent the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter.

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正多面体クラブ9 months ago

『πが無理数であること』なるほど~ #スピログラフ #spirograph は歯車の組み合わせが整数比で #有理数 だから始点に戻るけど、#π は #無理数 だから始点に戻らない。アニメーションのスピードがゆっくりになったとこ!「・・・お~っと、おしい💧」と、ついつい見入ってしまった😅

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raianne9 months ago

!

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Дичь, домашняя ⚪⚪⚪9 months ago

wow excellent musical accompaniment

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Tommy Orbell9 months ago

Just round it down to 3. It'll do.

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