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The most important thing you should know about pi is that every March 14th you have an excuse to order a pizza for dinner and eat an entire pumpkin pie for dessert.

Of course, that's because writing March 14 in numerals is also like writing the first three digits of pi, and homonyms are fun!

It's also a bit of a mystical number that was discovered by ancient civilizations and is still studied actively. And by "studied" I mean reminds me to order pizza.

Some of you out there are sweating right now, others are salivating. In pi, what number comes after 3.14?

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What comes after 3.14 in π (pi)?