There is something like this in Carl Sagan's book "Contact" (not movie).
At the end, Eleanor uses a supercomputer to find several gazzillions of
Pi's digits and then things start to appear, like bitmap images of a
circle and other things (read it a long time ago, don't remember exact
details).

Isaac



Em 02/01/2013 20:29, Ruben J=F6nsson escreveu:
> I am not saying that we should search for something specific in those nev=
er=20
> ending numbers but rather how two measurements of something as simple as =
a=20
> circle, one divided by the other, can contain everything. What are the od=
ds of=20
> that and why... Could something even be intentionally designed like that?=
=20
>
> /Ruben
>
>> Yeah but ...
>> http://jubal.westnet.com/hyperdiscordia/library_of_babel.html
>>
>> Cheers,
>>           Robin.
>>>> Pi... what a smoking gun :-)
>>> Ah, it's a wonderful magic number is pi
>> I can't stop to think that pi is the key to everything. It is there in p=
lain
>> sight for us to se but we just don't get it. Yet.
>>
>> If its fractional decimal numbers never do settle into a permanent repea=
ting
>> pattern it must mean that this constant contains everything that can be
>> represented with numbers: Every book that ever was written, will be writ=
ten and
>> can be written. Every possible DNA sequence of every living organism in =
this
>> universe. Perhaps even the universe itself...
>>
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