Man recites 100,000 digits of Pi

ajax

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When I was at school I used to memorise square roots up to the 10th digit of my calculator for numbers from 2 to 20.

I guess I shouldn't complain about the fact that I never seemed to be able to get a girlfriend at school :rolleyes:
 

rpm

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When I was at school I used to memorise square roots up to the 10th digit of my calculator for numbers from 2 to 20.

I guess I shouldn't complain about the fact that I never seemed to be able to get a girlfriend at school :rolleyes:
A small price to pay for confidently being able to recite the square root of 2 :D
 

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It is usually written out to a maximum of three decimal places, as 3.142, in math textbooks, so the reason for memorizing it to 100,000 digits is beyond us.

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stoke

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Me bows to the fantastic achievement.
Now where did I put my cricket ball ?
 

AntiThesis

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Still alive? Wonders never cease.

I suppose he decided he wanted to be known for something. Also I suppose the skills associated could come in handy for various mathematical pursuits.
 
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