3 and 2 are the last place where successive whole numbers are but a digit apart............added and multiplied.............then taking the difference...................3 + 2 = 5 .................3 * 2 = 6...........a huge clue.............for one...........2 and 3 is who the primes start out.................AND the only two primes but a digit apart............the next pair...............3 and 4 are 5 apart.............the difference in their sums......and what they produce...............3 + 4 = 7 ..............3 * 4 = 12............




Also pairs......................two numbers......like 1/2 + 14i....................14...........the 1st two numbers in pi after the decimal.......................................at four they are different............pairing 3 with 4..............look it...............3 + 4 = 7.................3 * 4 = 12...............why the jump?..............all the other combinations of numbers......................were only one number apart......................12 - 7 = 5........not only is that a 5.............as in the power of 5.........................4 is where the 1st difference occurs.......like a quantum leap...............of 4.................at 4..................the others were one apart.....................4 and 3 are 5 apart..............a difference of 4 at 4...................like 14i...........and pi............3.14.............4 is what 2 sums up to and multiplies up to.............no other place........in the entire number line...............except for zero.........does a number sum and produce the same figure..............2 + 2 = 4..................2 * 2 = 4..............................................a leap at 4....................like wow..................the 1st jump.........the 1st zero.........is at 1/2 + 14i............................4 and 3 produce............12...........like 1/2..........but I am making this up...............



The number π (/ˈpaɪ/) is a mathematical constant, the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. It is approximately equal to 3.14159. It has been represented by the Greek letter "π" since the mid-18th century, though it is also sometimes spelled out as "pi".