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![]() Because the use of triangles can determine distances
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![]() because using hands and feet does not bring you that far in this
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![]() The answer is so self-evident. You got another better way?
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![]() Mathematics is the language of science. The length of a toothpick sitting on my desk is the same length of the same toothpick drifting in space 10 million light years away. Math does not change.Unless, of course, we discover a 4th dimension. THEN all the rules change and we have to start over! That would ****!
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![]() Mathematics is the language of science, without it we can be sure of nothing that is proposed.
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