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Isn't the choice of cartesian axes creating a false distinction here? Where does a tetrahedral snack with a missing face fit? I think a pure topological approa
by andybak 5y ago
Isn't the choice of cartesian axes creating a false distinction here? Where does a tetrahedral snack with a missing face fit?
I think a pure topological approach would be more robust. Count the holes and edges.
- chadcmulligan 5y agoThis is a great idea, then menus could be organised by their topological equivalences, instead of arbitrary entree, etc. So donuts and coffee would be in the one section as nature intended.