fuck pi, fuck tau

[Anonymous No.3301949]

Circles don't actually exist and cannot exist, and neither do circumferences, diameters, and radii.
Have fun playing with your imaginary friends.

[Anonymous No.3301955]

no, they don't exist, but they're very useful.

[Anonymous No.3301954]

[Anonymous No.3301958]

>>3301955
Why note just use regular 10,000-gons for all places where circles are useful?
Checkmate, circlefags.

[Anonymous No.3301966]

bump for tauday bullshit

[Anonymous No.3301973]

>mfw circles and spheres are a natural formation in nature based on the simple principle of the maximum reach of a length from a point
>mfw burger flippers don't realize how much our economy depends on technology and how they would be tilling soil 15 hours a day for a feudal lord if it weren't for science

[Anonymous No.3301974]

>Have fun playing with your imaginary friends.
I'll do just that, thank you.

[Anonymous No.3301976]

Numbers don't exist either derp.

[Anonymous No.3301985]

>>3301973
>natural formation
nope.
Everything that appears circular is actually a polygon, lrn2chemistry, okay?
As i said before, treating circles as many-sided polygons for the purposes of engineering also mediates a need for circles. Basically, mathematician are buttmad.

[Anonymous No.3301991]

>Infinite doesn't actually exist and cannot exist, and neither does zero.
>Have fun playing with your imaginary friends.

[Anonymous No.3301995]

>>3301991
I have zero gorillas in my rooms right now. The number of points in space in my room is infinite. U mad, teenage philosopher?

[Anonymous No.3302004]

point particles are circle though

proove me wrong

[Anonymous No.3302006]

>>3301995
BUT
HOW DO YOU KNOW
THERE CAN BE INVISIBLE GORILLAS
>checkmate

[Anonymous No.3302029]

In this thread: summerfags who failed grade 9 math

[Anonymous No.3302024]

>>3302004
points are 0 dimensional.
>>3302006
"Gorilla" is defined to be not invisible. Checkmate.

[Anonymous No.3302038]

>>3301949
You are completely correct. Circles don't exist. They are abstract, however, and therefore can be used in mathematics which is also abstract but can be applied, with some error, to real values.

[Anonymous No.3302046]

>>3302006
The amount of points contained within all of the invisible gorillas in that gentleman's room is either zero or infinity.

[Anonymous No.3302819]

>>3302046
He could have a finite number of invisible point gorillas, surely?

[Science !!V9NwDn3l+KQ No.3302832]

>>3301949
Is it because it's impossible to find the center? OR is it because you never trully know it's round? or is it because you never know if you're measuring the maximum width?

[Anonymous No.3302848]

>>3301985
>Everything that appears circular is actually a polygon

If the argument is that curves cannot exist in nature, then you have neglected the smooth trajectories traced by mass in a gravitational field. Like the asteroids in orbit around your mom's ass.

[Anonymous No.3302850]

circles are abstractions from things roughly circular. hence circles are imaginary friends.

friends are abstractions from things roughly friendly. hence friends are imaginary friends.

[Anonymous No.3302883]

>>3301949
Neither do squares or rectangles. Neither do lines or line segments.

[Science !!V9NwDn3l+KQ No.3302888]

>>3302848
>invoking time to prove curves
>2011
I hope you guys don't do this

[Anonymous No.3302898]

>>3302819
Shit, I totally forgot about those pesky invisible point gorillas. Point gorillas themselves are bastards, invisible point gorillas though, they are just the fuckin' worst.

[Anonymous No.3302925]

>photon perfect sphere

checkmate squares

[Anonymous No.3302986]

>>3302925
Wave-Particle Duality can be a bitch, though.

[Anonymous No.3302995]

Everyone on this thread is tripping balls.

[Anonymous No.3303004]

hey OP,
you have fun calculating the exact positions and velocities of the billions of particles in a given system for the rest of your life.

Something tells me you're too much of a fag to even do this for a single particle.