oh i refuse to memorize digits of pi
i have like. i wanna say 15? and i feel like you donāt need more than that to measure the sunās radius and circumference within like an atom
I also did that, itās just weird to remember chunks of two different numbers without scrambling them a bit.
- 1415 926 535 8 979 323 84 626 433
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isnt it 3.149
nope
ā¦no
is this why your memory club coordinates were wrong
that being said the shower curtain at my house is. just possibly up to a thousand digits of pi. so if i ever need a reference iāll just go to my house
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I never got past that, after I turned like 11 I started storing difits of pi in a read only part of my memory and have never been able to add more because Iām so used to reciting the ones I knew
no they were right
indian ocean. we meet there
We had a world map (no south sudan) and a periodic table
byeh
I learned, like, 11 digits of pi a long time ago
and then for a pi day competition I learned a bit over 70 total, which I then forgot afterwards 
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itās literally this. at one point i knew how many digits there were, itās not too hard of a multiplication problem, but i forgot and i donāt feel like counting allat
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also this image is too crusty for you to try
isnt the multiplication problem just length times width
ow i cut right above my chin
also in elementary school I memorized a bunch of powers of 2
at one point I had all of them from 2^0 to 2^25
IDRM if I used any memory strategies for this tho
yes but you have to count the length. and count the width. and account for the logo thatās removing a few digits from the bottom row
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itās not hard itās just tedious and i donāt wanna do it
probably spaced repetition (accidentally)
not that thatās useful for a one-off thing like walking across the room while keeping some numbers in your head
but it helps a lot for, like, longer-term things