You’ve never realized how hopelessly sad simple geometry can be until now…

(via Sad & Useless)

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24 Responses

  1. Joseph says:

    Does it matter that parallel lines meet at infinity?

  2. Paul Huxley says:

    This is discriminatory. The second part is only true if they’re straight. What about bent lines?

  3. Andrew says:

    Being parellel lines means never drifting apart from one another.

  4. Jon says:

    What if the lines are on top of one another?

  5. KP says:

    And think of the poor asymptotes!

  6. Gee whiz, the minute I saw this I knew somebody would have to go and throw in the asymptotes. Are you trying to make me cry?

  7. Eddie says:

    And that’s why Euclidean geometry is so heartbreaking.

  8. Lee Shelton says:

    It is better to have met and parted than to have never met at all.

    • Christian Beese says:

      The crossing lines don’t part. The one meetingpoint is equally ultimate and ever present as the infinite distance. Together they are an eternal, infinitely great X.

  9. Matthew W says:

    I’m going to be a math teacher. This WILL be posted in my room. :-)

    (Along with the flowchart you posted awhile back about discussion.)

  10. Ryan says:

    What about non-parallel lines in a 3D space, they don’t have to meet at all, there’s a place where they are closest to meeting then they further and further apart, those must be the saddest lines of all

  11. Christian Beese says:

    Two lines with exactly the same coordinates would have an identity problem.

  12. Terra says:

    Parallel lines never desert or leave each other. They always stick together.

  13. I like Geometry says:

    Skew lines are neither parallel nor do they intersect – and they may never know each other exist because the distance between them can be infinitely great…

  14. AStev says:

    I bet intersecting circles are pretty pleased.

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