# Top 1n e^10 reasons e is better than pi

1. Mar 2, 2015

2. Mar 2, 2015

### Raghav Gupta

That is all for entertainment but in our world both are important . Doing a comparison on such little things does not make sense.
For example,
$log_π π= 1$ whereas $log_π e$ is a nasty number.
Geometry came earlier than calculus.
For making calculus, geometry was important and therefore π being used in baby geometry makes it better than e in your point 5 case.

3. Mar 2, 2015

### micromass

6. You really should use log instead of ln if you want me to take you seriously.
5. Pi arises in calculus and analysis. For example in the riemann zeta function $\zeta(2)=\pi^2/6$.
3. $\pi$ stands for periphery.

4. Mar 2, 2015

### ellipsis

micromass: log? What are you, some kind of engineer?

5. Mar 3, 2015

### Ender0183

I beg your pardon, it was an attempt at humor.

6. Mar 3, 2015

### micromass

It are in fact the engineers who use ln, not the mathematicians.

7. Mar 6, 2015

### Intrastellar

A lumberjack rather

8. Mar 11, 2015

### Staff: Mentor

sin(e) is a nasty number, where sin(π)=0.
Pi e without e might not taste good, but what is pi e without pi?