So anyway, before I head off for a heavy dose of pi celebrations, I'll point you all to last year's article , which contains lots of wholesome information about everyone's favorite number, courtesy of our own Andrew Selle . And while we're on the subject, let's take a moment to salute those die-hard Pi celebrators just take a look at this loyal reader and Pi Day devotee. Goes to show you that all your pi are indeed belong to us. Well, I guess I know now. One number is not more irrational than another.
Irrational numbers are simply numbers with no repeating pattern.
Pi does not have any more randomness than e, or the square root of 2. Pi and e are transcendent. Transcendent numbers like pi or e cannot be roots of any polynom with rational coefficients. Thus, pi is actually more irrational than the square root of 2. Well, you guys need to your act together and make a 14th month.