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Why Does π = 3.14 Create Order While π = 3.1 Creates Chaos? 🌀✨ This Is Why Precision Matters in Mathematics.

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Michael Gimeravor 4 Monaten

“Sir. I send a rhyme excelling in sacred truth and rigid spelling Numerical sprites elucidate For me the lexicons dull weight” Memorize that poem, and you will always have Pi to 20 digits with you! Sir.=3. I = 1 Send = 4 A = 1 Rhyme = 5 …and so on.

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Real World Physicsvor 4 Monaten

That's a brilliant pi mnemonic. Thanks for sharing! 👏🌀

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Capitaine Haddockvor 4 Monaten

3.1 is pretty symetrical and orderial if you ask me

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Real World Physicsvor 4 Monaten

Agreed, 3.1 is innocent too – just less accurate.

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ivor 4 Monaten

I understand what is this is attempting to demonstrate, however… Precision is mathematics in its current form is a fallacy. There is no zero, the universe expressly demonstrates that nothing does not exist, yet zero is the most common approximation. The universe around us demonstrates that there is infinitesimally smaller or larger than the center point. To circle back, the demonstration is provided by a binary system, fed by 0’s and 1’s because we fundamentally to not approximate the analog representation we exist within.

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Real World Physicsvor 4 Monaten

Interesting viewpoint. Whether discovered or invented, mathematics remains remarkably effective at describing the universe. Thank you

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ivor 4 Monaten

It certainly describes the universe within the limitations of our collective perceptions of how it should operate, rather than how it does operate. You are welcome.

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Real World Physicsvor 4 Monaten

Perhaps. But when a model consistently predicts observations, it tells us we're capturing at least part of how reality truly operates

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ivor 4 Monaten

If this is accurate, why do the models continually get rewritten to support the latest findings while the authors of said articles frame themselves as the victims of the observed phenomena operating outside of the constraints laid out by the model, rather than an acknowledgment of the model’s limitation to predict unanticipated phenomena?

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Frankenbytevor 4 Monaten

It's not a question of choas or stability. This is a question of fidelity.

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Real World Physicsvor 4 Monaten

Exactly. It’s less about chaos and more about fidelity. Small numerical errors accumulate into visibly different outcomes. Thanks for the valuable comment

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菅野正人vor 4 Monaten

これはジョークですか? π≠3.14 幾何学は近似値では語れませんよ。 弧度法で2πは単位円一周分の長さ 2π/nでn個の複素数体 円弧の長さが 2π/n 円弧の両端の2点を直線で繋げば真値の正n角形を描く リーマン予想 証明完了!

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Ronvor 4 Monaten

A buddy of mine just turned me on to this post. As I told him, I’ve had 3.1415926 memorized for decades. Why? Who knows…..

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Real World Physicsvor 4 Monaten

And now this post finally gave those digits a purpose 😄

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Royal Cubitvor 4 Monaten

Because pi is residue from squares not circles

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Real World Physicsvor 4 Monaten

That's an intriguing way to think about it

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Alex Donkersvor 4 Monaten

pi is never 3.1

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Real World Physicsvor 4 Monaten

💯👌🏻

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ரஞ் ஸ்ரீவvor 4 Monaten

But isn't pi=3.1416********************

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Real World Physicsvor 4 Monaten

Even more beautiful 😍

Profilbild von 𝐶ℎ𝑎𝑟𝑙𝑒𝑠 𝐵𝑙𝑎𝑐𝑘𝑠𝑚𝑖𝑡ℎ
𝐶ℎ𝑎𝑟𝑙𝑒𝑠 𝐵𝑙𝑎𝑐𝑘𝑠𝑚𝑖𝑡ℎvor 4 Monaten

Chaos? Where?

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Ninovor 4 Monaten

It’s the reverse

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wumingvor 4 Monaten

数字没往后一位就会增加friction.

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hellovor 4 Monaten

Pi is the definition of not precise…

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c. k.vor 4 Monaten

@BoltzSpaghetti Both create. Where is there chaos. Always in the eyes of the beholder never in an observation. I suggest bec you have positioned yourself as a source of knowledge so I am offering another variable to see the beauty in all forms. Amen.

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xchrootvor 4 Monaten

Pi=3.14 is the similar chaos, but you need to wait 10 times longer to see it

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J Bryan Pricevor 4 Monaten

3.1 looks more ordered in this example

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Boomrvor 4 Monaten

I get the point, but I think I prefer 3.1

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Unwoke Media Inc.vor 4 Monaten

speed of light is the number it is the same way. any other number and universe would fall apart

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Real World Physicsvor 4 Monaten

Interesting perspective The role of fundamental constants is certainly fascinating.

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God Flow by Walking Fetusvor 4 Monaten

at 21 seconds at 3.1, the distribution is completed with a reinforced shell and hollowed interior that is susceptible to stresses, pushing, and pulling. when adding the additional 4 hundredths of tolerance, the structure then allows each lower bound to build solidarity until the whole of the structure is complete.

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ENTPvor 4 Monaten

It’s amazing what passes for chaos nowadays

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Hrosikvor 4 Monaten

Bloody Stupid Johnson sends his regards 😁

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𝖖...𝖕vor 4 Monaten

Looking at the video: 1) 3.14 creates infinite change, some might say - chaos. 2) 3.1 creates everlasting harmony - but maybe it will get boring and will not advance to anything even better. Still, I would prefer 3.1 in my life for couple of years.

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DapperDiscourse | Local AI + Lifevor 4 Monaten

3.14 looks holographic.

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Trueamvor 4 Monaten

because it is access code to your universe properties - and access to seed number to procedurally generate it lol🥳

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lokhvor 4 Monaten

Because our screens are not good enough to show 3.14 also create chaos compared to 3.1416

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Alex Olivervor 4 Monaten

😁

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Condensed Mattervor 4 Monaten

No. It did not create chaos. More decimals create more detail and complexity.

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Xan Cynthiavor 4 Monaten

And still there is more to see, if you put π with more decimals after the 3.14...

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snoutvor 4 Monaten

It's funny how precision matters but pi itself is an estimation.

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^2Pu55y Popinvor 4 Monaten

Top 10 dumbest posts

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zain_112358vor 4 Monaten

Just more decimal more detail

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Roger Garrettvor 4 Monaten

Chaos? Where's the chaos? I see no chaos in those animations. What the heck is your definition of chaos? How is the lower one less ordered than the first?

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jurAjPE Uhlobaronvor 4 Monaten

Epic

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🇩🇪 Klimaerwärmungvor 4 Monaten

Weil 3,1 Stillstand in der Geometrie bedeutet.

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libertovor 4 Monaten

How about p = 3.1415?

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Real World Physicsvor 4 Monaten

3.1415 would make the pattern even more stable

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libertovor 4 Monaten

🤣🤣🤣

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