Pi-ripped: The Perfect Curve Observe the impeccable geometry of this image. Let us first consider the symmetries and angles present here. The subject’s biceps alone seem to approximate a near-perfect circumference of 2π radians. His arm’s curvature, defined by well-toned muscle fibers, could be derived from the formula for the area of a circle, A=πr2A=πr2, where the “r” clearly stands for ‘ripped.’ Notice the apple — a perfect approximation of an ellipsoid. Given the hand’s gentle grip, I h...
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