Describe Pi in an Image
May 28, 2017 2:26:04 GMT -5 by Auburn
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Post by Auburn on May 28, 2017 2:26:04 GMT -5
Roots
Roots have two-fold meaning associated with Pi. Firstly they are a measure of time; of passage and the temperance that comes from knowledge gradually cultivated. Wisdom. Secondly they are expansive, as roots follow a web-like pattern through the earth covering a vast terrain. Breadth of perception. Pi is often described as a "web" or "network" of information synthesis. But while a spider web is a fixed structure, a tree's roots are always in growth. And they grow without leaving behind what's already been accumulated. And out from these roots springs a tree; the product/child of those roots -- voluminous in proportion to the subterranean network.
Whether it's Ni abstract web or Si's more tangible webs, the same applies.
In a similar vein, libraries symbolize Pi for their very literal structure of being information archives.
Roots have two-fold meaning associated with Pi. Firstly they are a measure of time; of passage and the temperance that comes from knowledge gradually cultivated. Wisdom. Secondly they are expansive, as roots follow a web-like pattern through the earth covering a vast terrain. Breadth of perception. Pi is often described as a "web" or "network" of information synthesis. But while a spider web is a fixed structure, a tree's roots are always in growth. And they grow without leaving behind what's already been accumulated. And out from these roots springs a tree; the product/child of those roots -- voluminous in proportion to the subterranean network.
Whether it's Ni abstract web or Si's more tangible webs, the same applies.
In a similar vein, libraries symbolize Pi for their very literal structure of being information archives.
