I feel like this is not so much a meme as just a thing that is wrong.
it's a reference to some calculators wrongly approximating some values to a fraction of π
Sadly, this is so far over my head that I have to accept it as truth, spread the word with authority, and found a religion based on it
This "proof" is based on a bug in Casio calculators (tested it on the fx-991EX classwitz, got it there too)
A try to explain it is in this video by Matt Parker. Are exactly the same numbers
It's not a bug, it's a feature
It's just an equation that gives you the first few digits of pi if you treat pi as a variable.
But, pi isn't a variable, so it's not a real equation.
Ahhh, gotcha! Thanks for the info :)
As a programmer, I know what a variable is. Therefore, now this all makes sense to me.
Maybe I am also too dumb, but isn't the issue that the first equation is just wrong? It assumes that pi only equals 3.141592654
Pi = pi/1
So P=p i imagine
try this javascript snippet: (245850922/78256779)==Math.PI
source: some old paper that i can't find anymore, unfortunately author got burned at the stake
Try 0.1 * 3 for a real surprise
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