3,14 is all i know 😅
who here wasted their precious time memorizing digits of pi?
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....or can I have some coffee with my sugar? lol
Jun 23, 2020
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I remember 1,41421356237. I don't know why I memorized it: it's completely useless.
TheBestBeer_Root wrote:
....or can I have some coffee with my sugar? lol
me too but forgot it
write in ur exams and u will get the sqroot of 0
Jun 23, 2020
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GGuessMyName wrote:
I remember 1,41421356237. I don't know why I memorized it: it's completely useless.
maybe you used to play with a calculator. recall ever making words from turning the calculator upside down such as entering 7734 and upside down it spells "hell"?
Jun 23, 2020
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Yes, I would write 0.5380135, turn the calculator upside down and it spelled "sei obeso", which means "you are obese" in my language.
I am one of those unfortunate souls. Had 150 digits memorized when in middle school and retained only ~50 presently. I never needed more than 15 digits for a spreadsheet anyway. Sqrt(2) and sqrt(3) pop up a lot so I had to commit some digits to memory, as well as e, eulergamma and some others but not many digits. The important thing is to recognize when you might have a number associated with some symbolic number. If you see 0.7071 you should instantly be thinking sqrt(2)/2 for example.