Actually, its not certainJust very likely (as far as we know), its perfectly possible to have a non repeating transcendental number (one that goes on forever in a decimal expansion and is not the solution of a polynomial equation) which does not include every digit (remove all the 9s from pi and you'd still have a transcendental number (probably, not going to try and prove it, but would be suprised if it wanst true), but would never get the letters I or S.
Would be interesting to see what it spelled if you converted it into base 2 and then read it as ascii though
(Would be interesting to see what it spelled if you converted it into base 2 and then read it as ascii though
Tedium Alduce me to interlow myself.,
Thu 25 Mar 2010, 16:02,
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