I know someone who learned yesterday that shares my fascination with the number circle.
I tell the People (if they ask me why I have a tattoo on his arm have π) always, a fascinating fact is that in π, that all the books ever written and will appear (in coded form) as the decimal point in π. illustrate the
is always a bit difficult, here's a tool that makes this fact very well within reach:
http://www.angio.net/pi/piquery
You can use it within the decimal places (unfortunately only the first 200 million search) of π to number sequences. My birth date is for example to 14.020.746ster decimal place. The Unicode for the character "π" itself (ie 960) to 636ster find decimal place, etc. Since you can search only a fraction of the infinite decimal, one finds, unfortunately, not komplitziertere things with this tool. The probability to find
a string in this limited number of places is of course less with their length:
For 1-5 characters, the probability still 100% at 10 sites have only tiny 0.995%
"monkey-mind "Unicode has 28 points and is related with the tool not practical (what does not, of course, that it does not occur!)
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