Is there a risk that has been taken all along by incorporating Pi into the equations of the constants of physics? If this risk exists, what is it worth, and what is its impact on the current equations of physics? Could Pi be replaced by another constant whose equation could be related to cosmological parameters and constants?

I have asked many question relating to this subject for example:

- Can we think that a possible irrational cosmological constant for the ratio of h to reduced h instead of Pi could relate the physical constants?

- Do you think that in unified physics all constants should relate exclusively to cosmological constants?

- Apart from Pi's role in geometry, do you think that the physical constants related to Pi may not be constants of unified physics because of Pi?