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That's not a corner case, that's just more advanced math. No one ever claimed that triangulation on a plane is the same as triangulation on the surface of a sph
by _xnmw 5y ago
That's not a corner case, that's just more advanced math. No one ever claimed that triangulation on a plane is the same as triangulation on the surface of a sphere.
- ggm 5y agoLike the other response you basically said context is everything. You just prefer to call the context axioms. What is context free here is the arithmetic.
- andrewflnr 5y agoArithmetic still depends on which ring/field axioms you're using. :) I think you would have to agree, though, that axioms are a much more tractable kind of context than "a whole honking physical situation with atoms and entropy", which I think is the real kernel of the article.