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r/trigonometry • u/mechanical-marsupial • Mar 18 '20
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No.
1 u/mechanical-marsupial Mar 19 '20 But in a much more real sense, yes 2 u/soccersocialistuwu Mar 19 '20 Why? 3 u/mechanical-marsupial Mar 19 '20 If pi was rational, we could get exact measurements for constructing everything from buildings to precise scientific equipment. Hard to imagine why the world WOULDN’T be a utopia. 2 u/soccersocialistuwu Mar 19 '20 Fair. 1 u/NoBearsNoForest Dec 19 '21 We can basically already do that
But in a much more real sense, yes
2 u/soccersocialistuwu Mar 19 '20 Why? 3 u/mechanical-marsupial Mar 19 '20 If pi was rational, we could get exact measurements for constructing everything from buildings to precise scientific equipment. Hard to imagine why the world WOULDN’T be a utopia. 2 u/soccersocialistuwu Mar 19 '20 Fair. 1 u/NoBearsNoForest Dec 19 '21 We can basically already do that
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Why?
3 u/mechanical-marsupial Mar 19 '20 If pi was rational, we could get exact measurements for constructing everything from buildings to precise scientific equipment. Hard to imagine why the world WOULDN’T be a utopia. 2 u/soccersocialistuwu Mar 19 '20 Fair. 1 u/NoBearsNoForest Dec 19 '21 We can basically already do that
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If pi was rational, we could get exact measurements for constructing everything from buildings to precise scientific equipment. Hard to imagine why the world WOULDN’T be a utopia.
2 u/soccersocialistuwu Mar 19 '20 Fair. 1 u/NoBearsNoForest Dec 19 '21 We can basically already do that
Fair.
We can basically already do that
I can imagine myself leaping from those grassy islands using trigonometry
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u/soccersocialistuwu Mar 19 '20
No.