Damn You Geometry
Created on: September 21st, 2005
A wierd thing that I remembered seeing.
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one of two things are happening: either you drew the green triangle with a slope of exactly 2/5 and the red one with a slope of exactly 3/8, in which case the hypotenuse is bent, or it's a straight line but the outlines are too thick to see the space being created as seen here: http://geometrygetsthebestofyou.ytmnd.com
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BTW, faith is not the surrender of reason by definition. Faith is what happens at the end of reason. If you put your keys in the ignition of a car, you use FAITH that it will start up. It doesn't always start up, but you use faith evertime. You put faith in the laws of science that it should work. When it does not, you reason why scientifically it won't start. Just some FYI for your definition on faith.
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