Coincidence?????????????  3.14..................the 1st 3 numbers............is just like pi...........1st 3..........said together...............like 13............also in pi..............the 1st 2 digits.........of it.............3.1.............r.s.......with 13...............13 and 31 are both prime.............and both in Pascal's triangle.........................11 to the 3rd.............................11 cubed..........is 1331...........the 4th level.......................0.14.............from pi or the square root of 2 added to the square root of 3...................is like 14i..........................too many zeros.........Dr. Riemann...........

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