[egillie]

All of my passwords are encoded in pi…somewhere

[magneticnorth]

Well, probably! But it hasn't actually been proven yet that pi is a "normal number" [0], though most mathematicians think it must be.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normal_number#

[chmod775]

That's a stronger claim anyhow. We'd merely need Pi to be a rich number, ... which hasn't been proven either.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disjunctive_sequence#Rich_numb...

[thaumasiotes]

It's not necessary that pi be normal in order for it to contain every possible sequence. Sufficient, but not necessary.

[Y_Y]

If the OP is anything like me, then they have no trust in number theory researchers and deliberately choose passwords like "141592" so they can be sure

[billforsternz]

I enjoy thinking about this. Not only is a sequence of digits encoding the complete works of Shakespeare in there somewhere, it's in there again. And again, an infinite number of times.

[Y_Y]

In my encoding I represent the works of Shakespeare by the digit 0, anything else by the digit 1 followed by its ASCII representation.