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lmao. you're totally right. RP^2 can be triangulated with a single triangle with all of its vertices identified. that's totally how you compute the simplicial d
by soloist11 2y ago
lmao. you're totally right. RP^2 can be triangulated with a single triangle with all of its vertices identified. that's totally how you compute the simplicial decomposition of RP^2
- fragmede 2y agoI asked you explain why it's wrong, and all you said was "that's incorrect". Saying "no it isn't" got you to explain your answer far better than how I directly asked you to in the first place.
- soloist11 2y agoDon't worry, we'll have AGI soon and it will give the correct answer instead of whatever plausible nonsense it put together this time. I have faith.