No one has ever dug a hole in the ground.
#Earth #sphere
#topology #definitions #math #volleyball #dig #hole #to #China #teeshirt
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TruthBeTold = A statement that is logically or literally true (or partly true), but seems to imply something that isn't true or is just plain weird. (for rhetoric, logic or propaganda studies... or just for fun)
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@lucifargundam how dare you speak of fairy tales like an insolent child?! we are discussing important matters of objective reality, where, as we all know, everything is made out of shapeless massless kiddy clay!
@lucifargundam "plasticine" is the superior language, but that's only for the initiated
@lucifargundam *sigh*
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Wait until you see Namark completely loose his shit when he learns a hollow sphere has -1 holes :)
@freemo @lucifargundam @namark @trinsec @Pat Get out of here with that fancy math
father @freemo, you knowledge of the parker gospel is indisputable, I can only humbly follow the teachings
Praise be father freemo, the holy redeemer and keeper of his flock.
That's right! I didn't think about that. I was thinking a hole dug to China (from US).
So I guess, "A statement that is logically or literally true (or partly true)...", in this case is partially true, although I'm not sure how a "never" can be partially correct. Anyway, the #TruthBeTold series is just for fun in any case.
@lucifargundam @freemo @trinsec
>It doesn't go away- it just gets swept under the rug until it gets kicked up again.
I don't understand. Is this a callback to an another thread?
@lucifargundam @freemo @trinsec
You're referring to vacuum state fluctuations.
@freemo @lucifargundam @trinsec
So, "virtually never".
@Pat I seem to miss the point with this one. How so 'no one has ever dug a hole the ground'? Is this some trick wording of the English language?