I know pi (π) was mentioned about the watch time in some pb.

I came across this about two weeks ago when googling about the symbol of pi:

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Looking beyond the pure numerical value for pi for which the symbol π represents, according to Live Science, it discusses Pi as it pertains to nature, specifically a river. What kind of association is possible between a river and π ?

According to the website,

“A river’s windiness is determined by its ‘meandering ratio,’ or the ratio of the river’s actual length to the distance from its source to its mouth as the crow flies,” the site says. “Rivers that flow straight from source to mouth have small meandering ratios, while ones that lollygag along the way have high ones. Turns out, the average meandering ratio of rivers approaches — you guessed it — Pi”

https://www.piday.org/pi-symbol/

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So the symbol itself is showing the straight line connection between two bends in a river, which is actually pretty cool — and that connecting line is also showing the diameter. Mind = blown.

Pi is, by definition, an irrational number, so it makes sense that it would relate to something else you can’t control, like a river.

https://hellogiggles.com/news/what-does-the-pi-symbol-mean/

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Been trying to verify the claim but haven't found much else so far though i have to admit i find the idea interesting especially the last bit from the second site.

>>4624779

will give that a go later, thanks. I thought it was interesting relating to "watching the waters" as well as that last bit about control.