Our names are represented within the first 4 billion binary digits of pi (=3.14159…) if you encode the alphabet into 5-bit binary numbers. Here are the results:
search string = “zack”
20-bit binary equivalent = 11010000010001101011
search string found at binary index = 1514694396
search string = “ajmal”
25-bit binary equivalent = 0000101010011010000101100
search string found at binary index = 3302046204
search string = “amber”
25-bit binary equivalent = 0000101101000100010110010
search string found at binary index = 2167926308
search string = “ambrin”
30-bit binary equivalent = 000010110100010100100100101110
search string found at binary index = 2595054309
search string = “muhajabah”
45-bit binary equivalent = 011011010101000000010101000001000100000101000
string does not occur in first 4 billion binary digits of pi
Ah, that explains it