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A circle doesn’t have a beginning or an end, yet folks seem to be okay dealing with them. Personally, I’m stumbling on understanding physical fields. This loo
by state_less 6y ago
A circle doesn’t have a beginning or an end, yet folks seem to be okay dealing with them.
Personally, I’m stumbling on understanding physical fields. This looks like another field is being added, which is nice in some sense, but why do we have the number of fields that we do and what conditions are needed to create/sustain physical fields?
- JamesSwift 6y agoThe issue is not that a circle has no beginning and end, but what led to the creation of the circle in the first place? It didn't materialize from nothingness, I drew it on a paper.
- state_less 6y agoRather than materialize from nothing, every event would be connected to the next and if you proceed along the events, you'll eventually see the same/similar events again. Sort of like a circularly linked list.
- pravus 6y agoExcept now you have a winding number and the two circles aren't equivalent everywhere.