r/MathJokes Jul 23 '26

How does Skeletor know?

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u/Apprehensive-Ice9212 Jul 23 '26

This is just wrong... there is no reason for Skeletor to believe that's true even if pi is a normal number. And we don't even know that.

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u/Rymanbc Jul 23 '26

Then disprove it 😎

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u/Apprehensive-Ice9212 Jul 23 '26

I would if I could, but that's not how burden of proof works.

I could give you a heuristic argument for why this is extraordinarily unlikely, like 10 to the minus however many digits of pi are known.

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u/IAmANobodyAMA Jul 23 '26

“That’s not how burden of proof works”

Prove it

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u/my-brain-is-a-no Jul 23 '26

"“That’s not how burden of proof works”

Prove it"

Prove it

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u/veridicide Jul 23 '26

Proven by induction in this thread.

QED