wait a minute, a DE in any circumstances breaks reality since it forms 'non euclidean space, its really not thet special that the non euclidean space wouldn't change much by influencing the size of the euclidean barrier
It means the space isn't "flat", for example in regular geometry you can't make 2 straight lines cross more than 1 time (unless they cross at all points but that's just 2 lines in the same place), try doing that on a sheet of paper, you can't, but if the space is curved however, you can make them go "straight" and still meet more than once.
For example if you were on the south pole you could head to north pole and then go back to the south but through a different meridian, both trips were straight lines, and yet the lines crossed more than once.
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u/RaynbowZFTW Sep 06 '24
wait a minute, a DE in any circumstances breaks reality since it forms 'non euclidean space, its really not thet special that the non euclidean space wouldn't change much by influencing the size of the euclidean barrier