Lest
you wonder what the legal connection is, Pi has been of legal interest for a
long time. Back in 1897, there was a bill in the Indiana legislature said to fix the value
of Pi. (Or not, if you read the Legislating Pi chapter of Mathematical
Cranks by Underwood Dudley). More recently, Congress has officially
declared March 14 “Pi Day” in 2009 by H Res 224.
For more fun with Pi, visit PiDay.org - and work out the rational irrational. Would that be circular reasoning?
On a wonderfully coincidentally(?) related note - it is also Albert Einstein's birthday.
Ernster, the Virtual Library Cat
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