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Geometric principle:"Never the addition of straight lines can form a curve line or circumference"
Because of the addiction of two or more straight lines which produces is alone another larger straight line.
This way, the algorithmic method of addition of polygons' sides (inscribed or circumscribed to the circumference) is an erroneous and anti-nature method to solve the length of circumference, because of what produces this method are simply tangents to the circumference.
It is erroneous because of straight lines and curves have different dimensional characteristics (Structural Principle)

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Philosophy of Pi:
The number Pi can't be a transcendental number, but a simple and easy to obtain number, also function of the inscribed and circumscribed squares to the circumference, as well of its diameter, like it is seen geometrically.
That is, as any other simple geometric figure, the circumference (or Pi) can be obtained by direct functions of its building parameters, as can be its diameter.

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Nice explanation.

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