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monday march 14th 2022 i'm jackson bird today how many digits of pie is the right amount to use

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Well, today is always a fun day for mostly U.S.-based nerds who write their dates with

the month first, because today is 314, aka Pi Day.

Here on the East Coast, we are passing 314-159 p.m. right around the time that I'm editing this.

And back in the day, my friends and I used to love celebrating Pi Day by baking a bunch of different pies

and then taking them to the park on what was often one of the first reasonably warm enough days for a picnic.

And one of the cooler Pie Day related things that I discovered this year has actually been around for over a

decade now, so maybe you've come across it before, but I heard about it for the first time

thanks to a short video by YouTube Edutainer Vsauce. In it, he plugged a book of

poetry, short stories, games, etc. that was written by Michael Keith. The book is called Not Awake. And it is a 10,000-word book in which every word contains the number of letters corresponding to that respective digit of pie. So, for example, the first line is, now I fall a tired suburban in liquid under the trees.

And the number of letters in each of those words in order is 3-1-4-159-2-6-5-3-5-3.

And so it goes for the entire book, 10,000 digits of pie worth. Pretty freaking cool and

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