The circumference of a circle is slightly more than three times as long as its diameter. The exact ratio is called π.

π is commonly defined as the ratio of a circle's circumference C to its diameter d:[8]

C

pi = ——-

d

\pi ={\frac {C}{d}}

Another anon on GenRsrch pointed out that 3.14 plus 40/60 secs = pi(3.1466)

Interesting. I know we are not talking about circumference but a circumference is a revolution.

And we are not talking about diameters, but doesn't the diiameter remind remind us of a mirror line?

>>4682547

Could it be a key? because second hand is at 00(12/7).

Taking the Pi r2 formula: we actually do have two known quantities. We have Pi and we have 60 seconds(dates) on the clock.

I may be confusing or compounding unrelated drops here but, using the Dday(d/19) idea counting from 00 out 19 digits. But here is another corroberation, because our P.r.2 formula yields the number 19.10 for "d".

3.1466 equals 60 divided by 19.06.

Using a 5/35 mirror(which is also a diameter line; remind us also of a possible double meaning of d5?)

this puts us at the 51 second mark. From there, one can find 1/22. Q says we are 2 days ahead of schedule. Change date to 1/19/19.

I think another Anon came up with 1/19 as a possible important date to watch.

>>4684096

Sorry bad math. 1/22 minus 2 days is 1/20. But in the ballpark .