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Lines, by definition, are straight. Otherwise it's a curve.

• nilkn 13y ago
  Perhaps we could consider geodesics in a curved 7-dimensional space whose projections onto a plane might form the shape of a kitten.
• tedsanders 13y ago
  Lines, by definition, are also infinitely thin and extend infinitely far. By definition, they cannot exist in our world of atoms. :) When people use the word line to refer to something in the real world, there are often some unstated assumptions baked in. I guess it's important for the consultant and the client to have the same understanding of what those unstated assumptions truly are.
• baddox 13y ago
  Lines also, by definition, have no beginning or end. They're defined by a simple equation like y = mx + b. Good luck drawing one of those with any ink.
  • dllthomas 13y ago
    "Good luck drawing one of those with any ink." No trouble, since they also have zero width...