>it’s one holocaust and a hole in the ground is only a “container”.
Such bullshit excuse.
>muh it’s in topology
No it’s not, I have read everything in topology to read and it actually mentions that holes are defined as: A place where things such as vacuum can take place.
So vacuum can take place in the top and in the bottom.
>if you flat it out in a disc thing you would have a flat circle.
Yeah and if you do that to the hole in the ground it does to. Plus if you take the straw and bend it over itself and flip it, then turn it. You get two holes.
if you flatten out a hole in the ground you have flat ground, not a hole.
Cooper Cooper
Let's say you have a ring that has one hole. Now, have infinite amount of such rings, and you have infinite amount of holes in total. Now, put the rings one after another; you get a pipe. The amount of holes is still the same.
>b-but if the pipe has finite length, there can't be infinite amount of holes and rings There can, because there are infinite amount of real numbers between 0 and 1. Thus, a pipe of 1 cm has infinite amount of rings if the rings are infinitely small.
Isaiah Powell
>it’s one holocaust
Your auto-fill clearly shows where you came from.
Robert Moore
You don't get a pipe since there are gaps between the rings.
Nathan Baker
By OP's autismo logic, girls only have two holes I can stick me willy in, since their anus/mouth is actually one hole.
Guess all those gangbang videos I've seen with girls getting triple dicked take place inside a black hole or some shit.
Justin Myers
It's a multi-vectored tube of both regular and irregular lengths and diameters. Creating a vacuum within the structure is irrelevant. 1 straw = ?
Chase Russell
Topology doesn't allow glueing different objects together since homeomorphisms preserve connected sets.
Jacob Campbell
Strawman
Henry Taylor
Each ring has two holes and when you put them to gather you shut two holes And unite them to form a wider ring with two holes... yawn
Connor Mitchell
No my point is that there are 2
Lincoln Reed
1 straw equals 2 holes
Luis Torres
Straw is homeomorphic to a torus, therefore one hole
Tyler Carter
What do you mean topology doesn't allow glueing objects? And what do you think quotient spaces are? They are constructed by glueing couple different points into one. For fuck's sake, learn some actual topology and stop saying this numberphile-tier shit
Charles Torres
Well first you must ask, what is a hole? An opening or the whole pathway?
Jace Wright
If you talk about the image, it has only one hole, correct kind of wrong kind of not, depends on what you mean by "put the rings one after another" but since you want to construct a pipe, you get one hole in total with that.
Ryan Russell
1 straw equals one hole you mongoloid, the fundamental group is Z
Thomas Jones
Incorrect
Dominic Flores
Jesus Christ no it's not, and on top of that a torus has two holes, a straw only has one
Ayden Turner
not an argument
Gabriel Moore
>No it’s not, I have read everything in topology to read and it actually mentions that holes are defined as: >A place where things such as vacuum can take place.
10/10 holy fucking kek
Dylan Thompson
>stating the fundamental group is not an argument go back to your highschool maths
Alexander Wood
A straw has two*
Jacob Hill
Correct. Walls of the straw have non-zero thickness, and contracting the straw along its length and stretching it sidewards transforms it into a torus
Dominic Cooper
A straw is homotopicly equivalent to S^1.
Leo White
>stating opinions are facts
Go back to pol nugger
Samuel Cook
A "real straw" would give you a filled torus, which has one hole yea
Jaxson Perry
Torus has just one hole
Christian Parker
S^2*
Cooper Bell
>a straw has no opening sure buddy
Jordan Sanchez
fucking a women is topologically equivalent to fucking a doughnut
Bentley Gonzalez
A filled Filled torus wouldn’t have any holes becuase it’s filled, you are not even trying
Aaron Adams
I cannot believe this thread, is there some other kind of topology that nobody told me about or are we talking about the mathematical one
Oliver Mitchell
Are you saying that the arguments in this thread are full of hole?
Kayden Gray
>A filled Filled torus wouldn’t have any holes becuase it’s filled, you are not even trying 10/10
Colton Phillips
>tfw you will never affix a doughnut to qt3.14's vagoo and have sweet simulated threesome sex
why even live
Hudson Thomas
No it has 2 and 2 holes (peace and blessings be open him)
Gavin Brooks
Please define a hole for me, you are clearly using a different definition. I am talking about homotopy.
Grayson Bailey
I’m using the correct definition
Robert Powell
>I won't tell you So you were trolling me this hole time
Cooper Carter
Not at all. I was addressing a specific claim in the OP.
Wyatt Hill
No ok here’s the definition: a place where vacuum can exist
James Adams
Define vacuum
Benjamin Roberts
Fallacy: insult
Eli Russell
A place without yo smelly nigga ass
Justin Hall
A place that’s empty*
Benjamin Lee
well I am using this definition mathworld.wolfram.com/Hole.html I don't know what "a place that's empty" is supposed to mean, be precise.
Oliver Robinson
>I don't know what "a place that's empty" is supposed to mean
That’s because you are retarded
Carter Stewart
WTF DO YU THINK I MEAN, A PLACE WITH NOTING IN IT NIGGA. Completely empty not even a atom in there
Connor Evans
Nice comeback, anyways, I believe physicists or whatever you are use a different definition from mathematicians. Not mathematicly precise.
John Bailey
>Nice comeback, anyways, I believe physicists or whatever you are use a different definition from mathematicians.
I know, you wanna suck my cock and lick my asshole clean but cut to the chase.
>b-b-but u dydnt explain yt meth-ematicly
Kys, faggot
Eli Nguyen
I already cut to the chase earlier when I posted a link to the mathematical definition you imbecile
Michael Richardson
It's a donut
Landon Bennett
Sure you did
Carson Taylor
Are you taking about a fucking drinking straw? Even topologically it only has one hole -- it's homotopy equivalent to a circle.
Blake Smith
Note I was trolling there is only one hole. Memed
Nathan Ramirez
No it doesn't. There's the obvious hole and then the hole from the empty space "inside" the surface. Sort of like the air inside an inflated inner tube.
Ayden Cox
You are late to the party, apparently these physocists invented their own topology or something
Thomas Bailey
I hate you, but well played
Zachary Allen
Do you all fuckers agree that a disk with a hole in the middle has only one hole??? Because a fucking straw is the same thing and therefore has only 1 hole. >Picture related, spent like 4 minutes on this so be appreciative
Brandon Sanchez
If you cut the straw it becomes 2D.
Charles Lopez
Straw has one whole. :)
Landon Cooper
Not an argument
Brayden Hill
>be waiter at diner >regular day, a bit warmer than usual >serve orange juice and pancakes to some old guy >he looks extremely bored >stare at him from a distance for a while, think I've seen him before >It's Ed Witten >he notices >"Hey waiter!" >come up, say I'm sorry >"No need, I just really need someone to talk to" >asks me for my name, tell him >he picks up the straw from his drink >"Tell me user, how many holes does this straw have?" >it's open on both ends, so two >"user, everyone knows a straw is homeomorphic to their anus" >but my anus only has one hole >"That's a trivial problem" >he signals the other staff >one of them bars the doors, the rest hold me down >Ed takes a plastic knife from his plate >literally tears me a second asshole >unimaginable agony, scream at the top of my lungs the whole time >i lay there, too weak to move any of my limbs >pic related is the last image i see before i bleed out
Daniel Roberts
one hole and the hole is open on both sides. fuck you all
Robert Adams
>what is euler characteristic
Michael Torres
Wait people actually argue about this?
I have an 89 IQ and a straw has only one hole.
Juan Williams
so this thread is just about arguing on the definition of a hole? lol?
Daniel Hernandez
>yfw you realize that the straw is homeomorphic to the sphere with 2 points punctured so it does indeed have 2 holes
Julian Bennett
So if you closed one side there would be one hole stillor half a hole? And then if you open a new hole in the end again its still one hole?
Jaxon Russell
>I know topology >a hole is a place where a vacuum can take place Just give up, OP. You're an idiot.
Jason Adams
Except the twice-punctured sphere is homomorphic to the punctured plane, which only has one hole.
Bentley Flores
technically 0 holes
Ryan Jones
not homomorphic, but homotopy equivalent
Jack Wright
well fuck me, just realized S^2 without two points is actually homeomorphic to the punctured plane lmao
Kayden Davis
anyone with a knowledge of straws and how they are made will know this is correct
Jace Ramirez
Topologically, yes.
Samuel Davis
A straw has 1 hole. Why does this thread exist? >Plus if you take the straw and bend it over itself and flip it, then turn it. You get two holes. What the fuck does this even mean. This is not an intelligble way of communicating direction. Bend by how much, turn by how much, flip it where, on its side?
If you take a cylindrical straw, dip it in ink then press it against paper, you will get a hollow circle imprint and this acts as a cross-section of the straw or if the straw was squished to have zero height. 1 hole. If you bend it or change the angle from anything that is relative to the single axis you're measuring and then attempt to squash to zero height, you will get no holes - not two.
Seriously what is this thread. The OP says 1 hole then also says 2 holes.
Jaxon Peterson
Typo. I meant homEomorphic. OP is baiting or really stupid.
Aaron Reyes
How many sides does it have?
This answer will tell you how many holes it has.
Xavier Price
lmao
Logan Parker
Such disc has two holes, one in the middle and one outside of it
Ryder Morales
>t. wikipedia page graudate student
Dominic Phillips
2 holes obviously
Jaxson Barnes
>babby's first topology
Hunter Foster
1 hole.
Asher Carter
>assuming the existence of an ambient space
Ayden King
No holes. Holes aren't real wake up sheeple
Alexander Taylor
they aren't, asshole. those are homotopy equivalent spaces
A straw contains all its limit points, this is not true for a punctured sphere.
Parker Green
you realize that the notion of limit points depends on the ambient space, right? that's not the reason.
Nolan Taylor
No hole at all. There is no possible vacuum inot a straw, because it is connected with the outside. A torus has no hole either. Learn your definitions you brainlets