pi

For any finite sequence of numbers, that sequence can be found in the decimal extension of pi. True or false.

Something about how PI goes on forever without repeating, i.e. an infinite sequence of numbers that never repeat. It therefore must contain infinite arrangements finite sequences. I'm not sure if you can then leap to the conclusion that an infinite arrangement of finite sequences must then contain every possible finite sequence. If so, I guess you could say the same thing about irrational roots.