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@539,420 (dw)
For my last post on Pi day -
I looked up first known use and apparently evidence predates written history - Its found in the bible and "The first theoretical calculation of a value of pi was that of Archimedes of Syracuse (287-212 BCE)"
So perhaps even caveman when they were chopping up rocks to make wheels as found in Flitstones comics - Pi may have far predated any calendar
@539,422 (Green)
Green on your basis of 14 3
No celebration of Pi wood occur 2day. I am sure you of all people find reasons to celebrate when you tip that hard cider bottle
And I am out of time but perhaps some culture does it this way?
15 14 3
or
15 3 14
Bottom line is 3 14 15 is a phenomenon of a number. I have been designing a lot of electronic filters for a ground based cell thing of the future which is in various states of beta testing and Pi has become a daily nifty item I use a bunch