The Pi
The Pi by The Pi Is Awesome January 16, 2011
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The Pi Self
When the number π is suffering from imposter syndrome in spite of its perceived or recognized beauty, ubiquity, and utility in many areas of mathematics and science.
Since the start of the pandemic, there have been few new theorems or breakthroughs on the irrational number π, so mathematicians have started to hypothesize whether the pi self phenomenon isn’t finally being manifested.
The Pi Self by MathPlus July 23, 2021
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The Pi Diet
A meal that uses no more than three ingredients plus condiments of the same color apparently for pleasing or tasteful appearance.
The Pi Diet by Fasters March 4, 2023
The Pi in Me
When there is a hidden element of π residing in all humans (or maybe even animals), whether they know it or not, regardless of their experience of school math—that pi-mind consciousness that intuitively seems to be guided by some Higher Being to convey new insights about the “sacred number” to humanity or any living entity.
When someone puts themselves in a Zen-like or transcendental state, the chances of them experiencing “The pi in me” aha! are higher than when they’re constantly being bombarded with a deluge of sensory input.
The Pi in Me by Numerati March 22, 2025
Gay in the pi pi
Gay in the pi pi by GNEGORY January 24, 2019
Grow the Pi
When you give the value of the number π correct to more significant figures or decimal places in order that a better pi approximation could be used in a calculation.
Rocket scientists want to grow the pi to play safe, because working with more digits would help reduce any loss in human lives.
Grow the Pi by MathPlus October 10, 2021
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Along with Nixon’s other ratfuckers, Roger Stone caused fights at otherwise peaceful Democratic Party protests to generate a false narrative that the Democrats were violent and dangerous.
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