Category: Pi and Other Code Keys and Answers

Pi — 3.141 in She­brew is LAMA — KNowl­edge. A cir­cle is a two dimen­sion­al object with no start and no end OUROBOROS.
Pi is Pie a mag­pie, that gath­ers up bits and pieces from all over and mix­es them togeth­er a big pie mess. When you stop the nev­er end­ing search for pi and get off the mer­ry go round .. then you are lama
And there­in lays the April Fools Joke of the Cen­tu­ry

Pi is Magpie SOLVED

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to find pi the cir­cum­fer­ence of a cir­cle you need to find the radius
to find the radius of a cir­cle you need the diam­e­ter
to find the diam­e­ter of a cir­cle you need the cir­cum­fer­ence
to find the cir­cum­fer­ence of a cir­cle you need to find the radius .. rinse repeat
to find the radius of a cir­cle you need the diam­e­ter
“feed­back loop”

a cir­cle is a two dimen­sion­al round line that has no begin­ning and no end.

and the piece of the pie has been swal­lowed ouroboros

Google says ouroboros is

1. : a cir­cu­lar sym­bol that depicts a snake or drag­on devour­ing its own tail and that is used espe­cial­ly to rep­re­sent the eter­nal cycle of destruc­tion and rebirth. 2. usu­al­ly ouroboros or less com­mon­ly uroboros : some­thing (such as a nev­er-end­ing cycle) that is likened to or sug­ges­tive of the Ouroboros sym­bol.

How to solve pi

Eat it .. AKA to solve pi take it out of the equa­tion because any equa­tion using pi will fail even if the equa­tion sneak­i­ly tells you to add pi and then sub­tract pi you still lost that miss­ing bit you put in in the first place..

four and twen­ty black birds baked in a pi
Pi lit­er­al­ly means Mag­pie
Pi . Pie Mag­pie     My first real nick­name that reflect me..

Pi in numbers using herbrew

Pi =  LAMA  Knowl­edge of the light man­i­fest­ed and dark..
3141
L 30 A 1 M 40 A 1
Pie = 72 = Which evolves
She­ma /Shimmer and she is not a pie to be con­sumed
LMNS 30–49-50–60 I80 degrees and back again SNML 180 degrees 360
360 divid­ed by 72 is 5 the five days of thoth the star
LAMA is pi 3.141 LAMA 3141 72: but beyond that is LMNS l SNML I ate that pie..as mag­gi­ty as it was ..
it called like a mag­pie and that will be 180 degrees and back again with pearl and her mir­ror Mar­garet swan SNML San­i­mal spells Zeus .. LMNS lumi­nou­sand your book is closed . What ever else ask me .. it’s all in your nour­ish­ment .. remem­ber .. all in the name of me drink of both botl­now to see that lie in action in your whole “soci­etal con­struct” lets ask google

Pi is an abbre­vi­a­tion of the Greek periph­ereia, “periph­ery.” Def­i­n­i­tions of pi. noun. the ratio of the cir­cum­fer­ence to the diam­e­ter of a cir­cle; approx­i­mate­ly equal to 3.14159265358979323846… tran­scen­den­tal num­ber.
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Mean­ing of the word PIE

The word “pie” comes from the Latin word pica, which means “mag­pie”. Before it was used to describe a pas­try, “pie” was used to describe the bird. The word first appeared in Eng­lish man­u­scripts in the 13th cen­tu­ry.

 

mag­pies with their black and white con­trasts and there habit of pick­ing ran­dom items up and tak­ing them back to their nest is one rea­son that mag­pie is asso­ci­at­ed with pie.. a pie is some­ht­ing that has ran­dom items browned baked in a pas­try

The word “pie” may have come to be asso­ci­at­ed with mag­pies because the fill­ing of a pie may have remind­ed din­ers of the black and white birds. For exam­ple, a mince pie is typ­i­cal­ly filled with raisins, sug­ar, and spices.

what is PI
a. : the sym­bol π denot­ing the ratio of the cir­cum­fer­ence of a cir­cle to its diam­e­ter. b. : the ratio itself : a tran­scen­den­tal num­ber hav­ing a val­ue round­ed to eight dec­i­mal places of 3.14159265.8 Dec 2024

 
Suc­cinct­ly, pi—which is writ­ten as the Greek let­ter for p, or π—is the ratio of the cir­cum­fer­ence of any cir­cle to the diam­e­ter of that cir­cle. Regard­less of the cir­cle’s size, this ratio will always equal pi.