68417 - Why is Pi important in Cosmology?
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Posted by Samuel A. (Sam) Cox on January 10, 2005 at 08:55:49
(Message posted from "unknown" at 152.163.100.195) - explanation

Charlie, I keep speaking about Pi, and the matter of mathematical irrationality as being at the heart of the existence of motion and change as we presently observe it in 4D, phylogenic development of the universe in 7D the n dimensional construction of the universe and the existence of useful, useless and destructive events in the universe.

Why?

In the GR/QM/Planck Realm universe we OBSERVE the universe as ALMOST flatwe observe it and we observe it from the center, at our almost invariant frame, as if we were at the center of a circle.

Actually, of course we exist on 4D surfaces at the outer circumference of the geometry.

However, the universe exists as it is observed.
Because our observed and actual positions in the universe relate to the relationship between the circumference of the universe and its radius/diameter, the irrationality of Pi becomes very important.

Best, Sam

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