Since Pi is infinite and non-repeating, would that mean any finite sequence of non-repeating numbers should appear somewhere in Pi?

Absolutely not, I try to guide people right and know nothing about it. It’s not a contest for best mathematician, it’s a comment thread on probability. So, density not relevant can we continue

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Urist@lemmy.ml

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I do not need a medal to call someone out for spreading misinformation. Sure you can have an opinion on mathematics without being a mathematician. However, you are undereducated and make false statments about the subject, while being ignorant and arrogant to those that correct you. That makes you a dick and me not hesitate to dunk on you.

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Probability of something in infinity can have density but it is completely irrelevant to the question, please contribute instead of flaming if you wish to continue

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