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Someone posts a "mindblowing" shower thought about how you can't write the digits of pi backwards. Because, you know, infinite digits and all that. Then some absolute legend replies with print(π[::-1]) and asks if they're doing it right.
The joke here is that Python's slice notation [::-1] reverses strings, so technically you CAN reverse pi in Python—you just reverse whatever finite representation you have of it. It's the programming equivalent of responding to a philosophical question with "just use a library for that."
Classic programmer move: take an abstract mathematical impossibility and solve it with syntactic sugar. The "I'm new to python, is this right?" is just chef's kiss levels of deadpan delivery.
