[FredZarguna]

Here is a little rhyme I used to recite to my students:

It is a remarkable fact
that i to the i
is the same thing
as the square root of one
divided by e to the pi.

That is: iⁱ = √(1/e^π)

This is a remarkable equation, in that 1) a pure imaginary raised to itself is a pure real number 2) the result contains arguably all of the most fundamental constants in mathematics: i, e, π, 1, (and implicitly, 2).

[Falconspeed]

It is a remarkable fact
that i to the i
is the same thing
as the square root of one
divided by e to the pi.

Very nice. Thank you for the poem.

[TexasTransplant]

You are a Sick Puppy!

That Hurt my Head ... Skull damage still being assessed

(Thanks)

[scrabblehack]

e^i*pi() + 1 = 0; donc Dieu existe; repondez! - Euler.