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Africa and Australia describe areas, and the word "chunks" implies volumes... I have no idea whether you mean to imply those chunks are very flat, or that they
by codeflo 3y ago
Africa and Australia describe areas, and the word "chunks" implies volumes... I have no idea whether you mean to imply those chunks are very flat, or that they are in fact volumes with a diameter similar to the width of continents.
- s1artibartfast 3y agoThey probably are not 2 dimensional
- hinkley 3y agoTake your well achtually’s back to Reddit, dude. You have nested shells in a sphere. Like a couch on moving day, there are only so many shapes that will fit around a corner and still be substantial. If they weren’t substantial no reasonable person would call it a chunk the size of Africa. Or just google it.
- codeflo 3y ago> Take your well achtually’s back to Reddit, dude. I guess you're somehow convinced that such an infallibly good explainer that any question for clarification must come in bad faith. > Like a couch on moving day, there are only so many shapes that will fit around a corner and still be substantial. That defines the geometry perfectly, glad you explained it so clearly. > Or just google it. Yeah, why waste time reading your comments.
- hinkley 3y agoNo, I'm convinced that some people are blaming people commenting from their cellphone for not spoon feeding them the entire story when they could spend the same energy on extrapolating for themselves. This sort of learned helplessness didn't help you in school, and it certainly doesn't help you professionally. Also, "Whatever <move on to another topic that interests you more>" is a perfectly valid response. 90% of the time only narcissists care about ambivalence.