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Today is the bi...g day. Happy pi day everyone.
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Today marks both Pi Day and Albert Einstein's birthday, celebrated on March 14. The discussion highlights the dual significance of the date, with participants sharing their excitement. One user humorously notes that while their spouse acknowledged their anniversary, they overlooked the significance of Pi Day and Einstein's birthday. The conversation also touches on a playful exploration of calculating Pi using real pies and a comparison involving the dimensions of a tube of tennis balls. Additionally, a user mentions spending time watching educational videos from Numberphile, indicating a keen interest in mathematical concepts related to Pi.
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Yay!
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Besides "pi" day, it is also Einstein's birthday. Albert Einstein was born March 14, 1879. :) :)
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My wife didn't say anything about "pi" day or Einstein's birthday, but she did say... "Happy Anniversary". ..Charles Link said:
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Calculating Pi with Real Pies
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Which is longer, the height or the circumference of a 3-pack tube of tennis balls?
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Believe it or not, I just spent the last 3 hours watching numberphile videos, and the very last one was:Astronuc said:
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