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We don't know that it does. It's just that as far out as it's been calculated so far ...

2.5 trillion decimal places according to a Japanese team and their supercomputer in 2009 ...

the end of the decimal hasn't turned up yet. But that's not a guarantee that it won't end at

some decimal place farther out.

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Actually there is proof that pi continues to infinity.

It has been proven that Pi is a transcendental number - an extension of the Lindeman Weierstrasse theorem. A transcendental number is a special kind of irrational number and there is proof that all Irrational Numbers have infinite, non-recurring decimal representations.

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