" @agentx5: No, you both are 6π-π/3. It's true."
" @Ishaan94: you can't express pi as rational, i am pretty sure my age is rational "

True or False, does 6$\pi$-$\frac{\pi}{3}$ lie on the interval between 17 and 18? ;-)

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" @agentx5:  No, you both are 6π-π/3. It's true."
" @Ishaan94:  you can't express pi as rational, i am pretty sure my age is rational "

True or False,  does 6$\pi$-$\frac{\pi}{3}$ lie on the interval between 17 and 18?  ;-)

anonymous · Answer

^_^

anonymous · Answer

my age is fixed fraction. 

just because 3<pi<4, doesn't make pi someone's age

anonymous · Answer

Ah but if you're measuring time, or any measurement, do you not cross over that point that represents the irrational at some point?

anonymous · Answer

What says age can be expressed irrationally?

anonymous · Answer

In fact... Example: http://www.piday.org/

anonymous · Answer

it will but like i said i am pretty sure my age is fixed fraction and not pi atm.

anonymous · Answer

Why do you not celebrate tau day, too?

anonymous · Answer

i don't even celebrate pi day :( i am not a true mathematician :(

anonymous · Answer

You are right! Idiotic stuff...

anonymous · Answer

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I agree your age isn't $\pi$ yrs., that would make you 3.1415... yrs. old :-D

In fact I don't know what you age is, I just am making a mathematics debate in contention that the units don't restrict the numeric value to a integer or repeated decimal.

$$\pi \in \mathbb{R}$$, agreed?