@pickover Short answer, No, a circle with no radius is no circle, it is a point and a point is that of which has no parts.
The question defines the circle first and then asks if it can exist without the constituent part of its being 🤷🏼♂️
Narcissism is rooted in an ancient Greek myth about a man who became obsessed with himself.
In Ovid’s Metamorphoses, Narcissus is known for his beauty and rejects everyone who falls for him. Echo, a nymph cursed to repeat only the words of others, falls in love with him too. He rejects her, and she slowly fades away until only her voice remains.
Then Narcissus comes across a pool and sees a beautiful face in the water. He falls for it without realizing it’s his own reflection. He reaches for it but can never touch it. Eventually, he realizes who he’s been staring at. The person he wants is himself, so there is no way to have what he wants.
Narcissus dies beside the pool, and a narcissus flower grows where he dies. Echo and Narcissus are almost opposites. She can only repeat other people, while he becomes completely absorbed in himself. Centuries later, his name gave us the word “narcissism.”
#GreekMythology
Still and forever in my top 3 funniest things I ever bloody heard, world class from Joe Wilkinson and Sean Lock is the only reason it’s not number 1 cos Sean was and is the funniest man ever to exist
Because of Christians, mankind lost:
• 90% of Greek tragedies
• 100% of the Epic Cycle
• 90% of Greek philosophy
• 90% of Greek lyric poetry
• 100% of Polykleitos’ Canon
• 95% of Stoic/Epicurean texts
Christianity is a plague.
Hellenism is the cure.
This is what Christianity did to our Ancestral Gods of Europe
The Jews use Christianity to Conquer us from within try to erase our Gods and identity and use the Kings and Queens of Europe to stomp out Paganism and and gave us Christianity that said their God's chosen people
“The World, men find, is not just out of joint but tumbling away into the nothingness of absurdity. Nietzsche, who from his supreme peak saw far ahead of it all… had for it the simple, because thoughtful, words ‘The wasteland grows’.”
Martin Heidegger
@innerverse_pod You’ve just done an interview with a flat earther, I’ve heard it, I have something you should know before you put it out. Let me know where we can talk, there’s something he’s missing mathematically. 🙏🏻