Spock loves Pi
Created on: December 7th, 2007
Some what less sh*tty then my other YTMNDS.
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What? Didn't they care about MATH back when this show was on?
Pi IS a transcendental number, but all that means is that it's not the root of any polynomial equation with rational, non-zero coefficients. It's an irrational number, too, and that's why the computer can just do it forever and ever.
GEEZ.
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