Yes, I know, the greek letter is pronounced that way, but the tau/tau visual pun relies on the mispronunciation of the other tao and oh god just kill me)

It makes the Unit Circle a little more intuitive for Trig Students, and it looks a little more "clean", but it's not really necessary.

Pi makes math harder, tau makes math easier, but we use pi because that's what we've always done.

It's like the QWERTY keyboard. We keep using the same keyboard layout because that's what we've always done. Never mind that the reason we have this keyboard layout is to literally slow down typing for the sake of typewriters (that haven't been made in decades).

Two pies.

SOLD

I've got to give him credit, it looks like it makes wave functions much, much easier for a beginner. Which, as someone who's not bad at math but finds it dull, I can appreciate, since it would help me with building speakers.

"Tape" two fingers? My good sir, your colleagues in the biology department wish to have a word with you.

Base 12 makes a lot more sense for your unit measure than a counting system. Yea craftsman of olde would take his foot measure and could just as easily divide the work by two as by three. Precisely, to within the tolerance of the measuring stick. Try this with a base 10 system of measure, like metric.

I've been building guitars this summer and base 12 does, indeed, rule. No pun intended.

Yeah, no one has been enough of a big fucking attention seeking whiner to make a big crusade out of this yet... and then I came along!