Jay Windley wrote:

Tennessee, and only in Robert Heinlein's "Stranger in a
Strange Land." It didn't actually happen. The Indiana story
is true enough, but it has spawned numerous spurious copycat
stories that are standard April Fool's Day fare. Heinlein's
is just the most immediately credible. The state in question
is always some state presumed inhabited by rustics. But no
state in the U.S. has ever had a law passed legislating the
value of pi. Indiana came close.

Whew! That's definitely reassuring. (-:

--
Morris Dovey
DeSoto, Iowa USA