There's a Mathematical Theorem About Pizza

The Pizza Theorem is a real mathematical principle that states: if you slice a pizza into any number of pieces with straight cuts that all pass through the center, and then give alternating slices to two people, both people will receive exactly the same amount of pizza. This works regardless of how irregular your slices are, as long as all cuts pass through the center point. The theorem was first proved mathematically in 1967 and demonstrates an elegant property of circular geometry. It's particularly useful for settling disputes about fair pizza distribution!