Pi In The Face Of Mathematical Logic

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Pi In The Face Of Mathematical Logic

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The mathematical rebellion is REAL! Someone just broke the universe by writing π as h/2h, which technically simplifies to 1/2 but is written in fraction form to trigger math purists everywhere! 🤓

This is pure mathematical chaos theory in action! Pi (3.14159...) is famously an irrational number that CANNOT be expressed as a simple fraction. Yet here's this mathematical trickster writing it as h/2h with a smug "I can" attitude. It's like bringing a calculator to a sword fight and somehow winning!

The brown-haired girl's rage-face is every math teacher who's ever lived. I can practically hear her screaming in LaTeX!

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