>>4494536 (last)

Here I am going to side with the math teacher. You can count the angle around a circle at any scale you want. Some people say it's 2 * pi (pi = 3.14159) because that's the radius of a unit circle, so it relates the angles (in the "radians" measure) to the distance they subtend on the unit circle. In fact that's the convention in almost all mathematics.

>>4494651

no, F = 2 * sqrt (2 * pi) for whatever reason that's interesting.

Although it's not too far from 1.6 pi numerically.

>>4494721

I don't recall we found that Q crumb from last Christmas very easy to solve, or that we solved it at all.

But all I know is that in the lower right Genevieve is right, the speed of a radio signal is the same speed as light.