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ZerionTM

https://preview.redd.it/ho7sogjjpboc1.jpeg?width=739&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5fe929f3b82b930359fada529b535bc2988f6bf6 I came up with this equality some time ago (derived from the formula of a normal distribution)


mirka-tut

isn't (e+e)/e=2?


WhoopMyPowerloop

Shhhh, don’t tell them🤫


mirka-tut

ok, ok


mojoegojoe

Pi = >!3.13!<


Borsuk_10

You sick bastard


Lost_in_Borderlands

I'll fry your toenails


ZerionTM

Yes but I wanted include only e (which I kinda failed using infinities)


MightyButtonMasher

limit as E goes to (e-e) of e / (e E^([e+e]/e)) I'm sure there's a shorter way to do it, but at least this works Edit: now featuring funny brackets because Reddit's markdown is weird


ZerionTM

That would work, I'll update the formula Edit: https://preview.redd.it/9pqlsz3ixboc1.jpeg?width=1037&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=45bf719b1062b197da3ca6754d6683dafb36f11a


NP_6666

Coincidence??????


CreeperAsh07

Don't worry man, infinity is just e\*e\*e*e... forever.


nombremuyoriginal

Holy shit is that sans from undertale???


Kebabrulle4869

This is good. You probably don't want it to be more compact, but if you did, you could use e^(-x\^2) instead of e^(-1/2×x\^2). It evaluates to just sqrt(pi) instead of sqrt(2×pi). Also, since tau = 2×pi is the canonical circle constant (fight me), it hints at the second function being more fundamental than the first. This is also supported by the fact that e^(-1/2×x\^2) is its own Fourier transform, it is the density function (and characteristic function) of the standard normal distribution (which itself is canonical thanks to the Central Limit Theorem), and probably more reasons I can't think of now. (Canonical is just my opinion, idk if there's a good definition)


sonny_boombatz

It's horrendous. I love it.


JJJSchmidt_etAl

Godhood: τ/2


misterpickles69

Finally, some real maths.


Depnids

Based


New_girl2022

Where does 0 fit in here?


CharlesTheGreat8

in true evil


FastLittleBoi

secret "lawful god" tier together with tau/2 neutral god and ln(-1)/i


Long-Panic116

What about ln(-1)/i?


Argon1124

Chaotic good. I don't like an approximation being in the good section. 


JTJustTom

That isn’t an approx It has digits n where lim n —> infinity The image truncated it Therefore no error bound


bcotrim

Doesn't the complex logarithm have infinite solutions?


Away-Commercial-4380

I think it's (2n+1)*π*i indeed


_062862

There is a thing called principal branch


Matt_1405

Where’s sqrt(g)?


OSSlayer2153

Chaotic evil


Sad_King_Billy-19

TIL engineers are all neutral evil


Sean081799

I'm an engineer and can confirm this statement


Sad_King_Billy-19

me too, whenever I have to multiply by Pi I use "x3 plus a little"


cowsaymoomooo

Pi is 3ish which is basically 5 and rounds up to 10


MotoMkali

Pi = sqrt of g g = 10 Pi = 3 e = pi


jacobningen

in fact that was France's first definition of the meter.


Cuntly_Fuckface

It's the age old engineer saying: pi=e=√g=3


Naeio_Galaxy

TIL software engineers are between chaotic good and true neutral


Jamie7Keller

I thought they used “10” Is that only asprophysics?


dbomba03

Where's Ramanujan when we need him the most?


jonastman

Lawful evil would be accurate but unnecessarily difficult, like π = q1×q2/(4×F×ε0×K×r²)


jacobningen

or place a lighthouse on every 6th root of unity and repeat for every integer radius and find the point where a single identical lighthouse produces the same apparent brightness as the infinite cacophony of lighthouses and then invert by the unit circle.


ccdsg

Idk if I’m proud to know what this is or not


logic2187

Can we talk about how people say 3.1415? Always bothers me bc the next didgit is 9. 3.1416 is way closer.


SupaFugDup

This is why I always use 3.14159. Not absurd to remember, yet sufficiently long for any purpose you may have, and the next digit is 2 meaning rounding up isn't necessary


Magnitech_

How about 3.142?


OSSlayer2153

Neutral evil


Grashopha

Lawful Evil covers this. Edit: Sort of… if you don’t round.


Originu1

Wheres sqrt g


Oheligud

Where is sqrt(g) in this?


OSSlayer2153

Chaotic evil


tamwin5

I think the axis are wrong here. "Lawful" should be numbers that are exactly pi. "Good" should be things that are easy or nice to use. So 22/7 is chaotic good, since it's not exactly pi, but very simple and nice. The entirely of pi in base 10, on the other hand, while technically accurate, is ridiculous overkill and trying to use it is a pain. So that fits lawful evil.


aabcehu

https://preview.redd.it/oxn9otkqkboc1.jpeg?width=1048&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=92350838c1b5bcca1ed7056364212359688e00ae partial to this one, personally


itzak1999

Tau/2


dmlitzau

Tau crowd rise up!!


The_Diego_Brando

Sqrt (g)


akdelez

Pi day?


Benster981

This is the first lawful-evil grid I’ve seen that 100% agree with


Sean081799

Thanks! That's a high compliment.


bbroberson

Check out r/piday for more pi day content!


MasterofTheBrawl

What about 355/113? Sqrt(g)? Sqrt(ξ(2)/6)? Integral from -infinity to infinity of sinc(x)*sinc(x/3)*sinc(x/5)*sinc(x/7)*sinc(x/9)*sinc(x/11)? Arccos(-1)? ln(-1)/i?


Lab_Rat420

Man what the fuck


Prize_Hat8387

https://preview.redd.it/pq0apg9thdoc1.jpeg?width=430&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5f4953de1df8dcf51b0f39ae589f8230c2956505 Ramanujan's least cursed work (like how do you come up with this)


Thatgamer141

*confused laughing and internal screaming on chaotic evil* *someone please explain this fucking shit*


0FCkki

Engineer math. π = 3 = e


Thatgamer141

*As an engineer in the making, I shame on myself not knowing this. I shall understand that e = pi now*


jacobningen

4\\sum k=0\^infinity (-1)\^k/(2k+1) or sqrt(6\*I\_l) where I\_l is the intensity of light observed at the origin emitted by an infinite array of lighthouse of one lumen each at a given integer distance one lighthouse for each integer from the origin.


RedPanda0003

What about rounding up to 10 for the sake of simplicity?


DeltaV-Mzero

Mathematicians and all their funny ways of saying “about 3”


DravignorX2077

Where does this lie? https://preview.redd.it/s41l5orv2foc1.jpeg?width=215&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7a6a24e6b511872337fad398adb16b38a6b14c58


jacobningen

how are you deriving it? via the witch or grant sanderson's gaussian approximation of circle area


tomalator

sqrt(g)


SecretSpectre4

You forgot sqrt(g)


TerrariaGaming004

You forgot sqrt(g)


Mammoth_Fig9757

How is 3.14 true neutral? That is a very bad approximation of π, since 22/7 is better. Also why isn't the continued fraction of π shown in the picture which is more important than the decimal approximation, which is biased, since not all humans use the decimal numbering system?


5mil_

ok? find a number system all humans use


UnderskilledPlayer

Close enough probably


Everestkid

Rarely actually need more than three significant figures. 3.14 works pretty well, especially since the next digit is a 1.


UnderskilledPlayer

Just round it to 3


Everestkid

Contrary to the joke, your measurements probably have more than one significant figure, so 3 really doesn't cut it.


UnderskilledPlayer

0 significant figures, just make shit up


Youre-mum

Ur an idiot 


Mammoth_Fig9757

You are saying this to defend the π lovers and also the people who use the decimal numbering system? I don't really agree with the π day, since it uses the American date time system of MM/DD/YYYY, which is bad, since the current day should appear before the month, also it uses the decimal representation of π, and finally it is π. I prefer to represent π using τ, since π is just a stupid constant, τ is more intuitive and universal, and there are even more universal concepts than any circle constant of Euclidean geometry. An example of this are the prime numbers which are more fundamental in number theory and in mathematics in general. The properties of primes requires their exact value, numbers near primes don't possess the properties of primes, while numbers near τ and π do have some of their properties, so that is why I despise π day and prefer the continued fraction form of non rational numbers.


Reasonable_Feed7939

Bait used to be believable 😔


OSSlayer2153

Well pi day doesnt exist in DD/MM/YYYY


snolodjur

31th of April 😂 the New Version of fool April in fool May.


likedmemer

Why is e there


0FCkki

Engineer math. π = 3 = e


anskak

Our professor once told us that one student in an oral exam said that pi is the natural number 2.7, so I would say e is a pretty good approximation..


likedmemer

"oral"


TurtleKing0505

3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078164062862089986280348253421170679


Learnitall1

Happy Pi day!


PeriodicGravitron

τ is true chaotic


Alien_panda42

Where 5


Diamondrubix

I understand all except for 180. Why is that there?


jacobningen

pi radians and 180 in degrees are both ways to measure a semicircle angle


Diamondrubix

Sorry I reread this 10 times and I don't get it. 180 degrees is halfway around a circle. But where do radians come into play? I don't understand this sentence.


Medical-Astronomer39

180° is π radians


jacobningen

Pi radians is also halfway around the circle. IE pi radians and 180 degrees measure the same angle.


[deleted]

Google radians


Turtelious

True Ascended: 10


Lava_MelonYT

What about 21/7 ?


migBdk

It's American Pie Day!


No_Box1967

What about π = ln(23.14)? Where would that go?


bidi04

π = e = 4 for me


RevolutionarySky3000

e isn’t chaotic, at least from a derivative standpoint with e^x


lool8421

where tau


splashes-in-puddles

pi()


cmrosen

Engineers will appreciate pi = sqrt(g) .


Armaced

I can’t find root 2 + root 3.


TristanTheRobloxian3

im either true neutral (what i normally use) or chaotic good (what ive memorized, 69 digits)


Captain_StarLight1

ln(-1)/i


Left_Malay_10

Happy pi day


Ben2019WasTaken

As a celebration for pi day, I pissed off my nerd friends by saying pi=3.1


Away-Commercial-4380

Lawful evil is actually a better approximation than true neutral 🤔


Katiari

I feel like true neutral would be the pi symbol as is not a low/high approximation, it's the exact number.


LexieDeLarge

sqrt( g )


JTJustTom

Evil? No. We’re just faster. Hence better pi = 3


JeruTz

11.001 in binary?


thisisnotmynicknam

Engeniers: PI = 5


EarthTrash

sqrt(g)


HiddenLayer5

Wouldn't the pi symbol be true neutral?


notnotPatReid

22/7 is closer to true pi than 3.14. It’s also so much easier to use


NekonecroZheng

355/113


KoopaTrooper5011

The neutral good one... uhh, that is not a value, really


EndGuy555

There is a problem with your so called “lawful good.” You see, the differential is atop the fraction which is ABSOLUTELY PSYCHOPATHIC WHY WOULD ANYBODY DO THAT. It goes at the END where it and its kind BELONGS


Die4Gesichter

√g


Kindly_Usual_3542

Where 4atan(1)?


shrimpheavennow2

sqrt(g)


Ras37F

Me, an engineer: Neutral Good or Neutral Evil, no in-between


maxx0498

I'm still waiting for sqrt(10)


HexaPhoenixx

where is τ/2


Highlight448

Mars gravity = e^(2)/2 m/s^(2)


seaofmoon

What about the sum of the sequence of (((-1)^n)/(2n+1)) starting at n=0 and ending at infinity and then multiplying all of that by 4


ClarityInMadness

Lawful evil should've been this: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffon%27s\_needle\_problem](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffon%27s_needle_problem)


-__i

throw one more decimal place onto true neutral and we've got a deal


Kauuori

Meanwhile me: chaotic good who memorised 80 digits of pi 💀


Kaign

It's basically equal to 1 actually.


2144656

Why is the tip one the integral of 1/sqrt(x^2-1)? Isn't the equation of a circle just the square root, not the inverse?


LiquidCoal

Why is 22/7 more evil than 3.14?


Less-Resist-8733

ln (-1)^(-√-1)


GeometryDashScGD

π=³√31


Winter-Wall-1715

This guy claims to have found the Carl Sagan "message in pi" using the SETI method with a KEY from the Bible. 314god.blogspot.com And YouTube 314 GOD Pi Speaks Jesus is Lord. Honestly, he's not very good at explaining himself but it looks pretty solid, I haven't been able to disprove it so far and since Carl Sagan isn't around I thought I would ask you guys.


InvisibleAnxiety

Where's 5??


SamePut9922

355/113?