Comments by "" (@billionai4871) on "The History of Non-Euclidean Geometry - A Most Terrible Possibility - Part 4 - Extra History" video.

  1. they weren't trying to say "maybe euclid was wrong" they were going for: "what if we tried assuming it isn't wrong? Surely at some point we'll run into a contradiction, which in turn means that - since no other answer is possible - Euclid's must be true. They did not, however, run into any contradictions, giving us all those wonderful things
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