@Cosmalano@PhysInHistory If you make a circle with radius:
1 unit, its length is 2π, area is π
Take a circle/arc/sphere of any size, its length/area/vol is a multiple of π.
We live with these all around us clocks, dishes, lenses, coins, pizzas, rings, spheres.. It's real not just theoretical 🙂.
@Cosmalano@PhysInHistory Due to our present mathematical system we tend to see everything around from a countable and measurable perspective.
But the truth is that there are abundent transcendental numbers in nature.
π, e, φ etc are important ones.
We tend to overlook most of them.
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@Rainmaker1973 There's one small problem. On a real number scale almost all numbers are transcendental. So if you choose a number randomly, the probability that it will be a rational number is 0.
Hence we can't find a single book without more info despite this scale containing all the books.
The water drop playing on a lotus petal has an extremely uncertain existence; so also is life ever unstable. Understand, the very world is consumed by disease and conceit, and is riddled with pangs. #AdiShankaracharya#AdiShankara