But total pizza area grows exponentially with the radius. So even a slight increase in diameter can be significant in terms of its value as food
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Quadratically, not exponentially.
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Thanks, I had a feeling my wording was off
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Your mother and I are worried about you son. We love you very much and you know you can always talk to us.
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"if a 16.1 inch pizza is “super" to you, compared with a 16.0 inch pizza, then we have an issue of vocabulary." I say into the drive-thru mic at Wendy's at 4am. They aren't even open until 6.
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all pizza is super, Neil
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Would have taken the words out of my mouth if it wasn't already full of pizza.
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That’s called doing the Lord’s work.
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Look, Neil. If I ordered a 16" pizza and the delivery guy showed up and said it was 16.1", you better believe I'd think that was super...
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That's an extra 10 square inches. That's like a bonus mini slice!
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Ooop, my mistake. It's only 2.5 square inches.
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4 dots, Neil. It seems we have an issue of grammar and mechanics, too.
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Three dots & it's name is ellipse
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A.....lunar ellipse.....
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Same BS as every year, Mr dG T ... If you can't see the difference between a pizza and a pizza with 30% more area (apogee vs. perigee moon), you have a serious issue. The latter one - for the same prize! - would be quite "super" indeed.
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Is it really 30%? I mean, yes, I do see a difference when comparing my photos, but that difference seems to be smaller than that.
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1.14^2 = 1.3 -> it's a pretty strong effect, for me at least - see the links in https://skyweek.wordpress.com/2017/11/21/allgemeines-live-blog-ab-dem-21-november/#Dez03 … for more insights.
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Well, the corresponding diagrams here https://scilogs.spektrum.de/go-for-launch/wie-super-ist-der-supermond/ … state that it's not really 30% between the two extremes. But it certainly is more than 16.1 vs. 16.0. Guess I'll just have to count pixels in future. :D
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Look at https://twitter.com/gakugei_osm/status/936870884328972288 … and do the math: 40.5/35.5 = 1.14. QED (and a well-known number anyway).
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