John Gardner wrote:
>>  I'm looking forwards to the day when they discover the point beyond
>    which all subsequent digits of Pi are zero :-)

Already here.  The point at which that happens, however, depends on the
accuracy you can measure with.  If your limit is measuring one cycle of
earth's orbit to within 1mm, then the zeros start at the 16th digit past the
decimal point.  In other words Pi =
3.1415926535897930000000000000000000000000000...  And even if I'm wrong, the
point is you can't tell.


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