Why is there a 999999 in pi?
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Jul 21, 2026 - 02:25 PM
The sequence "999999" appears in the decimal expansion of pi purely by chance, as pi is an irrational number with digits that appear random. This sequence, starting at the 762nd decimal place, is famously known as the "Feynman point." Its occurrence is a coincidence and not due to any special mathematical property of pi.
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