Value of π

In mathematics, "π" numerical proportion is a unique interface between the magnitudes of the perimeter  of a circunferênciae its diameter  , in other words, if a circle has a perimeter and diameter, then that number is equal to .  It is represented by the Greek letter π. The Greek letter π (read: pi), was adopted for the number from the Greek word for perimeter "περίμετρος," probably by William Jones em1706, and popularized by Leonhard Euler some years later.Other names for this constant are constantcircular or constant Archimedes number ofLudolph. (From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.)

The timeline is cyclic in a circle:

Past, present and future has the value "π", ie is acircumference, or perimeter (diameter), said the Greeks.

The concept of "present time" is an illusion,because the "Today" was determined" Yesterday."

And "Tomorrow" is being determined "Today."

Translation: Tomorrow is Today.

"Today" is "Yesterday", and is also the"Tomorrow."

The timeline is cyclical, it has the the value of "π".

The Equation of "π" is determined in the past with a result in the future.

"This is" cause "and at the same time is" effect "

Past = Present + Future

Present = Past + Future

Future = Past + Present

To make a circle of cause and effect ...

RUI SANTOS DE SOUZA
Brazil, Curitiba, 26 November 2011 - 14h: 12