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Who memorized 42195 digits of Pi on february 18th 1995?
Goto, Hiroyuki
Who memorized 42195 digits of Pi on February 18 1995 and where was the person from?
The man was Chuck Norris. Don't ask where he is from, or he will find you.
How many digits of pi did Hiroyoki Gotu memorize?
42195
How many digits of pi have been memorized?
A Japanese psychiatrist memorized 83,431 digits of pi. This man is Akira Haraguchi.
Who memorized the most digits of pi?
Huroiki gotu< over 42,000 digits>
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