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by MereInterest
3125 days ago
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That's a really deep statement about the nature of existence. A mathematical theorem exists, even if the underlying structure is not represented in reality. We know that spacetime is warped by mass distribution, and is therefore non-Euclidean. However, the Pythagorean theorem is still something that exists, despite applying only to Euclidean space. In the same way, a Platonic solid could be said to exist, even if it isn't represented in reality. |
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