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rmberwin
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Let's say we randomly select integers to construct a potentially infinite number, for example 3588945... There is a non-zero chance that eventually we will obtain any possible finite series of numbers, say a billion 3's in a row. It is known that pi is indistinguishable from a random series of digits. Does this mean that a billion 3's in a row are contained in pi? Think Carl Sagan's novel Contact.