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not necessarily. only if you think in terms of cou ting does your sense make priority. if I were to think in terms of multiplication - circles are more useful f
by kderbyma 5y ago
not necessarily. only if you think in terms of cou ting does your sense make priority. if I were to think in terms of multiplication - circles are more useful for a lot things.
- deltaonefour 5y agoCircles cannot compose under addition or multiplication. You can combine two blocks to form a new block. You can combine two integers to form a new integer. You cannot compose two circles to form a new circle. Composition can either be multiplication or addition. In short integers are monoidal under both multiplication and addition, circles are not as you can't physically combine circles to form a new circle without mutating the shape of the circle itself. This means circles are a bad shape compared with blocks to use for addition and multiplication.