More Math from the People Who Say Pi = 3 July 23, 2007

More Math from the People Who Say Pi = 3

By Guest Contributor
July 23, 2007

Number of people in the world: 6,602,224,175.

Number of people who have seen or heard the “JESUS” film: 6,224,795,000.

Number of people who see the movie more than once? Not mentioned in the stats.

(via Balance and Paradox)


[tags]atheist, atheism, Christian, Jesus film project[/tags]

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  • Richard Wade

    These guys are clearly lying like lawyers, using the vagaries of language to deceive people. The term they use, “viewing audience” doesn’t necessarily mean the number of people who have actually seen or heard the video or audio. It could mean the number of people who could have seen or heard it, if they had any interest and if they were willing to break the law in several countries. A huge portion of their “audience” supposedly got it via television or radio. How in hell do they know how many people were watching or listening? Their “stats” imply that worldwide only 377 million or so have not seen it. Then that would mean that most of the 1.61 billion Muslims have seen it.

    Yeah, right. Every guy named Abdul in Pakistan saw it but I never even heard of it. Uh-huh.

  • Shame on you, Mr. Mehta.

    C’mon. You know better than that.

  • Woodwose

    It’s even more problematic that the film was shown in all 223 of the workd’s 193 countries (http://geography.about.com/cs/countries/a/numbercountries.htm)