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My quest on Pi in trying to get a piece of the pie continues............then I came across this.

This proved that my initial observations were correct....it is impossible for the human mind to comprehend a circle

I might as well have myself a Pi...opps Pie


Document Alpha


Does God Exist?
Examine the Evidence and Decide for Yourself
See: Document Alpha: Expanded Highlights of the Evidence

Written by
Vasilios Gardiakos


"Humans have written countless research papers about pi. The fascination with pi may be a universal phenomena. It is conceivable that mathematicians on other worlds beyond earth have done likewise. They may have also noticed the oddities in pi and wondered why. They may have pressed on and discovered the pi message.

The 3-4-5 (pi = 3.141592653...) Pythagorean triplet is special because it is the simplest and most easily recognizable constant. It seems reasonable that God inserted 3, 4 and 5 in the first five digits of pi so that we would spot it and perhaps wonder why this oddity exists in pi.

Besides the 3-4-5 that is visible very early in pi there are many more oddities which are covered in Document A so the chance occurrence argument is not only weakened but I should say destroyed. More strange is that in pi, (3.1 41 59...) 31, 41 and 59 are primes. What a coincidence? In pi 314159 is a prime and so is the mirror image, 951413. Coincidence or was these oddities included right at the very start of pi so that we will notice them. Strangely, 31, 41 and 59 can be used to generate prime numbers. Can this also be a coincidence?

For eons the search for the evidence for the existence of God has not produced any proof. Finally the scientific evidence in Document A proves that God exists. His existence is not the existence of a religious God but the Pythagorean God. There are two reasons I call Him the Pythagorean God. The first reason is that God gave Pythagoras recognition by inserting the 3-4-5 Pythagorean triplet at the very start of pi. The second reason is that Pythagoras had somehow figured out that God is a master mathematician. It is this mutual acknowledgement that makes this so compelling. Perhaps we should more carefully re-examine Pythagoras and his philosophy."

Time, space and energy are all numbers. Our minds, our thoughts, our sentience is all number. As Pythagoras said God is a Mathematician and in fact God is Number. Pythagoras thought numbers were divine, an expression of God?s mind. All of existence is number. "

~Sig coming soon~

Another go at intelligent design.

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"It's not the pale moon that excites me.... It's the nearness of you."

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It seems reasonable that God inserted 3, 4 and 5 in the first five digits of pi so that we would spot it and perhaps wonder why this oddity exists in pi.

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No it doesn't!

This is a joke right?

....Blaise...ok the big G....form more research..apparently he is also 7/22 which is the inverse of Pi....

~Sig coming soon~

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The 3-4-5 (pi = 3.141592653...) Pythagorean triplet

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Since PI is infinetly long you will find all sorts of number combinations like 666 or 123456789 (if my math theory is not completely rusted in I even think you will find ALL possible combinations)
you want to tell me that if i combine our 10 digits in every possible way, and i find a somhow interesting combination that is prof of god's existance???

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pi, (3.1 41 59...) 31, 41 and 59 are primes

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26 is not ..what does that tell us? selectiv view of what is there?

If you only look at what you want to see you will find everything in PI (Proof and Disproof of god, existance of ktulu, or even where the one ring lies). If you look at the whole of PI you will only see its beauty as a number.

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It seems reasonable that God inserted 3, 4 and 5 in the first five digits of pi so that we would spot it and perhaps wonder why this oddity exists in pi.

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Why does this seem "reasonable"? I would say that one could believe. Yep.

Personally, I find it reasonable that his noodly holiness inserted it in there with his noodly appendage

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