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wolven7Query: If every surface is merely a section of layered planes, and planes have NO MASS, then how can anything be said to be solid? Likewise, if edges are merely lines, and lines have NO WIDTH, how can anything be said to have boundaries? And, if everything is, essentially, points collected in space, and points are only abstract concepts (like Tyme and The Atlantic Ocean) with no physicallity, then how can we be said to exist?
Working WITHIN Euclidean Geometrical Rules for the breakdown of Stuff, in general, then nothing exists, exceptin the abstract. Part & Parcel. If i'm way off here, say so, but, for PHYSICS, or The Study Of Physical Shit, Euclidean Geometry seems to be lacking.
So stop using it.
Dumbass.
Working WITHIN Euclidean Geometrical Rules for the breakdown of Stuff, in general, then nothing exists, exceptin the abstract. Part & Parcel. If i'm way off here, say so, but, for PHYSICS, or The Study Of Physical Shit, Euclidean Geometry seems to be lacking.
So stop using it.
Dumbass.
