The Sum of all Knowledge and Pi(e)

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It brought to mind an illustration that I first saw in Louise LeBrun’s book “Fully Alive”. She presents a diagram of a circle and asks the reader to imagine that this object represents the domain of all knowledge. So “that means everything that you now know, everything you have ever known and anything that you could ever possibly know in the future, are all contained within this circle.” That’s a lot of stuff.

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