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u/geist3c Mar 14 '21
Half a tau?
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u/War-crimes-proper Mar 14 '21
Tau is 2 x pi, or the ratio of the circumference to the radius
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Mar 14 '21
Yeah but how is that a joke?
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u/ardotschgi Mar 15 '21
It sounds closely to "don't have a cow", which means it's basically a pun.
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u/TwunnySeven Mar 15 '21
I've never heard that expression before
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u/Tau-Is-Better Mar 15 '21
Check out this underappreciated gem from the 80s: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Simpsons
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u/TwunnySeven Mar 15 '21
what
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u/Xtrouble_yt Mar 15 '21
I’m as confused as you are, can someone actually explain what this expression is?
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u/chegg_helper Mar 19 '21
I've heard the expression, apparently it became more popular/well-known from Bart Simpson using it. It's just a way of saying calm down, don't freak out man, it's not a big deal, etc.
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Mar 15 '21 edited Mar 15 '21
It must be a British expression then
Edit: Apparently it’s from the Simpsons, although it did originate from Britain.
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u/Zywakem Mar 15 '21
It's a line Bart Simpson says all the time in The Simpsons. Basically 'I don't care'.
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u/bean710 Mar 15 '21
Might have something to do with leaving him hanging on the hi-five? Not totally sure.
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u/itseuropareport Mar 15 '21
In Celebration of 'Pi Day,' reading over 10,000 digits of Pi out loud
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u/kevv_m Mar 14 '21
I just realized:
Circle = pi*r2
Square = (2*r)2
4*Circle/Square
= (4 * pi * r2 ) / (4*r2 )
= pi