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Pi. A number. But what number! It's the most popular number in the math world.
Pi is the ratio of the radius of the circumference to the circumference of the circle. In other words, it is "pi" which circles 1 in diameter in this world. When you look at Pi, you see both the circle and the end, and the maddening complexity of the infinite number of rows ...
What does it do? Good question. Pi is an irrational number. There seems to be no order in the decimal places, or yet we do not understand the way in which we are. There is an infinite number of figures after the grant, and we do not see a similar sequence within them. A number that goes on forever and never repeats itself. You can not fit in "make up such a number". The universe is endless and unique.
I've told you before about "Contact - Message". This film is based on Carl Sagan's same-named novel. In one part of this novel, the following expressions are passed: "The ratio of the radius of a circle to the radius of the circle, the number of pi. No doubt you know this very well, and know that pi is not the end. No matter how intelligent it is in the scene, there is no entity to calculate the number of pi up to its last digit. An infinite number sequence. "
There are those who are looking for an order in this eternity.
They even try to memorize the number of pi by taking this quest even further. In the world, there are established communities such as "the club that memorized the 1000 steps of pi" or "the club that memorized 100 steps". The official record on this subject belongs to the one who memorized 70030 steps. Turkey memorized Lamia Sarıpınarlı 1050 step and settled at the 107th place of listenin.
Although it is not officially listed, there is such a person in the world that he can recite 100,000 more than this number. Now I will meet you: Mr. Pi or Akira Haraguchi with his real name. In 2006, the number of the next hundred thousand, 16.5 hours to the pirate said. Mr. Haraguchi, at 9:00 in the morning, to say that it started ... 16,000 after 3 hours from there. He forgot a figure to the head. So he had to start again. Can you think of the stress you were experiencing at that moment? Anyway he kept on telling me that day. He finished his sabbatical that night at 1:28 to say all the memorized figures. They asked how they felt about themselves. Do you know what? "Hiiiic, I just let out the inside of the cup." Of course, even though such effort is so simple, I really wanted to go deep into my work and I did a little research on it. Pi believes that his number gives him the answers to his questions and says, "Everything in the head, we are made up of atoms, including us. So electrons revolve around a core. This turning movement we see in the Atoms is in the world, in the galaxy, in every other part of the universe. So returning is an absolute reality, and I believe that when I think of the number of Pi, I can live my life in accordance with this truth. " She regards the memorization effort as a meditation she can do to solve the meaning of life more clearly.
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Films and series quoted in the video:
Pi (1998)
Person of Interest S02E11
Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (2009)
Leyla and Mecnun
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Kevin MacLeod artist Intermission - Tenebrous Brothers Carnival is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https: //creativecommons.org/licenses / ...).
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Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
Kevin MacLeod artist's song Investigations is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https: //creativecommons.org/licenses / ...).
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Beethoven - Symphony 7, Allegretto, movement 2
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Pi. A number. But what number! It's the most popular number in the math world.
Pi is the ratio of the radius of the circumference to the circumference of the circle. In other words, it is "pi" which circles 1 in diameter in this world. When you look at Pi, you see both the circle and the end, and the maddening complexity of the infinite number of rows ...
What does it do? Good question. Pi is an irrational number. There seems to be no order in the decimal places, or yet we do not understand the way in which we are. There is an infinite number of figures after the grant, and we do not see a similar sequence within them. A number that goes on forever and never repeats itself. You can not fit in "make up such a number". The universe is endless and unique.
I've told you before about "Contact - Message". This film is based on Carl Sagan's same-named novel. In one part of this novel, the following expressions are passed: "The ratio of the radius of a circle to the radius of the circle, the number of pi. No doubt you know this very well, and know that pi is not the end. No matter how intelligent it is in the scene, there is no entity to calculate the number of pi up to its last digit. An infinite number sequence. "
There are those who are looking for an order in this eternity.
They even try to memorize the number of pi by taking this quest even further. In the world, there are established communities such as "the club that memorized the 1000 steps of pi" or "the club that memorized 100 steps". The official record on this subject belongs to the one who memorized 70030 steps. Turkey memorized Lamia Sarıpınarlı 1050 step and settled at the 107th place of listenin.
Although it is not officially listed, there is such a person in the world that he can recite 100,000 more than this number. Now I will meet you: Mr. Pi or Akira Haraguchi with his real name. In 2006, the number of the next hundred thousand, 16.5 hours to the pirate said. Mr. Haraguchi, at 9:00 in the morning, to say that it started ... 16,000 after 3 hours from there. He forgot a figure to the head. So he had to start again. Can you think of the stress you were experiencing at that moment? Anyway he kept on telling me that day. He finished his sabbatical that night at 1:28 to say all the memorized figures. They asked how they felt about themselves. Do you know what? "Hiiiic, I just let out the inside of the cup." Of course, even though such effort is so simple, I really wanted to go deep into my work and I did a little research on it. Pi believes that his number gives him the answers to his questions and says, "Everything in the head, we are made up of atoms, including us. So electrons revolve around a core. This turning movement we see in the Atoms is in the world, in the galaxy, in every other part of the universe. So returning is an absolute reality, and I believe that when I think of the number of Pi, I can live my life in accordance with this truth. " She regards the memorization effort as a meditation she can do to solve the meaning of life more clearly.
Video full text and links on my website: http: //barisozcan.com/3-1415926535897 ...
Films and series quoted in the video:
Pi (1998)
Person of Interest S02E11
Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (2009)
Leyla and Mecnun
Musics:
Kevin MacLeod artist Intermission - Tenebrous Brothers Carnival is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https: //creativecommons.org/licenses / ...).
Source: http: //incompetech.com/music/royalty-...
Artist: http://incompetech.com/
Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
Kevin MacLeod artist's song Investigations is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https: //creativecommons.org/licenses / ...).
Source: http: //incompetech.com/music/royalty-...
Artist: http://incompetech.com/
Beethoven - Symphony 7, Allegretto, movement 2
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for such criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
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