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Incorrect. Pithagor Theorem Is True By Definition.

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Posted by Alexander on April 11, 2001 21:41:06 UTC

So it can't be wrong, because it is nothing more than corollary of definition of Euclidian space. It does not matter which Universe you live in, it is always correct as long as you have Euclidean space.

Same with all other mathematical laws of nature.

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I don't think you understood me - harvey2 - April 11, 2001 - 22:03 UTC
- Math tells WHAT Universe IS possible and WHAT IS NOT. - alexander - April 13, 2001 - 00:11 UTC
  - As a side note - harvey1 - April 13, 2001 - 18:41 UTC
    - Some of us are ignorant! - doctordick - April 13, 2001 - 19:32 UTC
      - Sure, but let's start a new thread up top (nt) - harvey1 - April 13, 2001 - 19:51 UTC
Thespace of our universe - yanniru - April 12, 2001 - 03:27 UTC

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