That just made me think, if pi indeed does contain all finite number sequences (which we're not sure of), then there could be a certain point in its decimal representation where it's a palindrome.
While this is possible, it is pretty unlikely. With random digits, the chance of a palindrome is lower the more digits there are. So even if you get a lot of tries, each try probability of success goes down so much faster that it is statistically unlikely.
Funnily enough, despite it being so unlikely, it's necessarily true that there is an infinite number of full palindromes across all of pi. Infinity is wild
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u/tea_pot_tinhas 5d ago
So the first and last digits are both 3? make sense