poll 3: how many holes does a bowl have?
- one30.1%
- zero55.1%
- depends on how tall it is6.3%
- FUCK HOLES8.5%
1,632 votesFinal results
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Conversation
poll 4: how many holes do you have?
25.1%- s... seven???28.8%
- millions???31.4%
- AAAAAAAAAGH14.8%
1,415 votesFinal results
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poll 5: how many holes does a hollow sphere have (e.g. a soccer ball)?
- one16.1%
- zero70.3%
- idk lol5.8%
- YOU'LL PAY FOR THIS7.9%
1,197 votesFinal results
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poll 6: how many holes does a hollow sphere with a puncture have (e.g. a soccer ball that landed on a spike)?
- two8.9%
- one61.4%
- zero22.1%
- I HATE YOUUUUUUU7.5%
1,140 votesFinal results
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I contend I have been perfectly consistent
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I have not, because different questions imply different definitions of “hole”
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I don't like this fuzzy, context-dependent world you're positing, seems very inconvenient for doing math in.
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Straws, bowls, and me are all real-world objects, and engineers have multiple definitions of “hole”. Blind holes ≠ through holes, etc.
If you want me to use the topology definition of hole I can*, but only if you tell shovel manufacturers that their products canʼt dig holes.
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oh shit nice thank you for telling me about blind holes and through holes
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hole#Blin
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Not to ruin the fun, but we're just all recapitulating a video my guess is >60% of the people engaging in the main conversation have seen:
youtube.com/watch?v=egEraZ
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damn that's what i get for not knowing about youtube at all