π
π as an image
"Within pi's digits is every possible number combination — your birth date,
the phone number of your future wife, every encoded picture of your wedding."
— internet folklore*
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* Almost folklore, almost true: the claim holds if π is a
normal number — every finite digit
sequence appearing with uniform frequency. That is widely believed and utterly unproven.
What you see here is the genuine expansion of π, cut from
Google's 100-trillion-digit
world-record computation (2022): 64 billion digits in each base, served by byte range,
painted by your browser. In decimal mode each pixel byte is the next three digits
mod 256; in hexadecimal mode, the next two hex digits; raw base-256 reads
π's binary expansion directly — the purest signal. If π is normal, one of these frames, at some
offset, is a photograph of you reading this.