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Taylor D'Amico's avatar

One. I can look at the hole in a sweater from either side of a sweater. I can look through the hole of a straw from either side.

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Parker Settecase's avatar

What if it was 3 miles long?

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Taylor D'Amico's avatar

Still one. 😄

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Parker Settecase's avatar

I can dig it 🫡🫡

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Alan Mokbel's avatar

If the hole is really emptiness within a circle or cynlinder, then, a hole would be the absence of whatever should be in it.

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Alan Mokbel's avatar

That’s my engineering attempt o philosophy… here goes nothing…

If there is no screw in the nut, then something might simply disassemble or fall and cease to exist.

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David Cox's avatar

Just one that I am aware of. Of course that does depend on whether or not straws exist?

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Alex Strasser's avatar

1! Topology answers this question! You can continuously deform the top (or bottom) of the straw to see that it is merely a flat disk with a single hole in it https://images.app.goo.gl/wKGGfNWdP3TeRxYz5

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