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Rating: 6 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallya point, an imaginary idealization without extent, fine structure, or content, seems of all euclid's inventions the most pointless.
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| First text | on Apr 18th 2001, 23:11:42 wrote Kai about point |
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a point, an imaginary idealization without extent, fine structure, or content, seems of all euclid's inventions the most pointless.
I am told that I had one of these once. Fortunately, I know that this is true, because if I focus my eyes just so, I can see a point at the end of my nose.
it is an instruction and a destination
one is rude;:;:one is not
To make one is to have one. Defined as the intersection of two lines the point loses its pointedness and becomes composed. Being the atom of geometry, one needs more than one can have to do the simplest of things. The point is a concept best forgotten. It slips through the smallest hole without effort.
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