pi day 2024

Two patterns for pi in the Torah found today on pi day.

Aleph beit gimmel aleph beit gimmel (triplets) #112 Mine. B only. Triplets are another pattern through verse 1.

Aleph beit gimmel aleph beit gimmel (triplets) #112 Mine. B only. In the first verse, we take 3 letters at a time, subtract the first two and the last two, and then subtract the two results. We get 1,1,1,4,9,1,11,16,15 and then the last letter is 27. Notice all the 1s and squares of numbers. Also, 11 is a 1 put next to a 1. For the 15 and 27, 27 is 3³ and if we switch the 5 and 2, 125 is 5³ (25 is 5²).

For 15-27, 2,5,7,15,17,127,215,217 and 257 are also all one away from numbers that are exponents of small numbers. 512 is an exponent and like above comes from rearranging two digits of 15-27. 15-27 seems to give the maximum amount of these numbers of any four-digit combination.

Also we did 1257. Looping the digits around from 7 back 1, the differences are 1,3,2 and 4. These are consecutive integers. They also make pi, so if we have 5217 we get pi or 3.142. 5217 = 3*37*47. 37 is a Star of David number very common in my patterns. 3*47 = 141, giving us 3.141 so we have pi=3.142 and pi=3.141. It is in fact 3.1416.

this is wayyyy too abstract-

two random nonsenses in the old tribal scribbles. if you torture the data long enough, they will confess... to anything.

15 and 27, the most you can get numbers one away from exponents.

3.141 and 3.142 out of 5127.

Anyway they liked it twice in The Killer Derivatives and they've liked many of my previous patterns. My patterns vary in attributes.

Let me say this: I've got 114 patterns. You can view them at www.allmynoodles.com/seven.

I don't mind sharing my name.

I've shown them to scholars. On the one hand they aren't so scientific but on the other hand they are very creative. If you try doing what I'm doing you will likely run into the same problem.

Here is the latest version of that pattern:

Aleph beit gimmel aleph beit gimmel (triplets) #112 Mine. B only. In the first verse, we take 3 letters at a time, subtract the first two and the last two, and then subtract the two results. We get 1,1,1,4,9,1,11,16,15 and then the last letter is 27. Notice all the 1s and squares of numbers. Also, 11 is a 1 put next to a 1. For the 15 and 27, 27 is 3³ and if we switch the 5 and 2, 125 is 5³ (25 is 5²). Also, see #49 for “1-2-5-7” as well.

The only ways to get 6 as exponents are 16, 36 and 64 and 36 and 64 are too high. The 6 in 16 follows 11 and 611 is Torah in full gematria (T+V+R+H=400+6+200+5).

For 15-27, 2,5,7,15,17,127,215,217 and 257 are also all one away from numbers that are exponents of small numbers. 512 is an exponent and like above comes from rearranging two digits of 15-27. 15-27 seems to give the maximum amount of these numbers of any four-digit combination.

Also we did 1257. Looping the digits around from 7 back 1, the differences are 1,3,2 and 4. These are consecutive integers. They also make pi, so if we have 5217 we get pi or 3.142. 5217 = 3*37*47. 37 is a Star of David number very common in my patterns. 3*47 = 141, giving us 3.141 so we have pi=3.142 and pi=3.141. It is in fact 3.1416.