blippityBlop

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   by blippityBlop 10y ago

   It's 22/7, and zeno's paradox aside, pi has an infinite component to it, if you look at it the wrong way. That the horn's tail (or mouth piece, as it were) extends into an infinitely small value approaching zero, is as f
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   by blippityBlop 10y ago

   So, if I was going to argue about things not existing, the concept of pi, the irrational number, would be my first target. It's just an artifact of bean counting that people chase their tails over. To say that pi is a non-repeating fra
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   by blippityBlop 10y ago

   So, states change without physical objects changing position. Meanwhile we pitiful humans, have a hard time distinguishing the objects that exchange states. ...and can someone tell me where the actual time comes into play? Sure, one can s
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   by blippityBlop 10y ago

   Okay, tra la la. But can we all take note that the volume is PI, and that PI's decimal places are also infinite. In this moment, I take issue with the idea that PI represents a "finite" volume. PI, is more accurately a "