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This episode was made possible by generous supporters on Patreon. Happy Pi Day, Crazies! Well, at least if you live in one of these countries. Anyway, I was thinking recently: Does the number pi actually exist? Lets find out! Of course, we cant really answer this without a pinch of definition. The number pi is defined as the ratio of a circles circumference to its diameter. Yes, there are bunch of different ways to calculate it, but as 3blue1brown would remind us: All of them are somehow related to circles. So, if were going to ask if the number pi exists, it might be helpful to first ask if a circle exists. A circle is the set of all points equidistant from the same point. But thats just math. Its abstract stuff. Can we actually draw a shape with that property? Well, lets give it a shot. Find a piece of paper and a compass. The ends on the compass have a consistent distance, so it should be perfect. I can put it on my paper, twirl it around, and BAM! Ive got a circle. Or do I?

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In the RGB world, white is 255,255,255 and black is 0,0,0. It would seem you could just average out the three and determine if the result is closer to 0 (black) or 255 (white).
In fact, not a single naturally occurring math constant has been proved normal in even one number base, to the chagrin of mathematicians. While many constants are believed to be normal -- including pi, the square root of 2, and the natural logarithm of 2, often written log(2) -- there are no proofs.
Theres no binary code for 0. Youre either asking for a number, in which case 0 is 0 (in every base), or for an encoding, in which case the character 0 is represented by the (decimal) number 48 in ASCII and Unicode, which has the representation 110000 in base two (binary).
Binary RGB Colours are created using a mix of three colours, each set at a different brightness 0 for black, 255 for 100% brightness.
Binary images are images whose pixels have only two possible intensity values. They are normally displayed as black and white. Numerically, the two values are often 0 for black, and either 1 or 255 for white.
Black is 000 and White is 111. The remaining 4 colours are a mix of RGB yellow, 110, light blue = 011 and pink = 101.
Binary (base-2) pi: 11.00100 10000 11111 10110 10101 00010 00100 00101 10100 01100 00100 01101 00110 00100 11000 11001 10001 01000 10111 00000 . . . Trinary (base-3) pi: 10.01021 10122 22010 21100 21111 10221 22222 01112 01212 12120 01211 00100 10122 20222 12012 01211 12101 21011 20022 01202 . . .
Because black is the absence of all visible light. So thats why its at 0. And white is the presence of all visible light.

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