The Non Transcendental, Exact Value of π and the Squaring of the Circle

[C.B.]

Later on, I created "r" as the radius of the circle with a value of d/2 (that's basic arithmetic... just divide the diameter by two), and also created half the side of a square as "s" with a value of "C/8" with in mind the squaring the circle. In doing so, the value of "C" always remains the same, no matter the Pi which is being used.


How is that?

[omedam777]

Because C is the initial value. It never changes.

[C.B.]

the value of "C" always remains the same, no matter the Pi which is being used.

And now the meaning of that.
If π changes by the same C then you have to change the diameter as well.

[omedam777]

Eventually yes

[C.B.]

Eventually yes

Ok. And so? I still don’t get the meaning of all that.
Could you explain it in simple words without much formulae?

[omedam777]

No. Why? Because it follows the principles of the law of cause and effect. It is not worth it trying to explain it for now. All we know is that 3.144606 works and 3.1416 does not. Breaking up your head to figure out how simple this is is ridiculous. This is elementary grade math. Fortunately... You will see it.

The video I added on my last post should be sufficient and more will be coming on my YouTube channel. I'm not going to spend more time showing the evidences when it is there for everyone to see.

Before, I would say yes, but now it is time for everyone to learn how to fish, and not being fish-fed without knowing how to cook the fish.

[C.B.]

All we know is that 3.144606 works and 3.1416 does not.

Works for what?

[omedam777]

For balance and precision

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[C.B.]

For balance and precision

……..of what?

[omedam777]

I don't have all of the answers. Seek.

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