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Is a human isomorphic to a sphere or a torus, topologicaly speaking? 2017-09-09 10:36:39 Post No. 9157688
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Is a human isomorphic to a sphere or a torus, topologicaly speaking?
Anonymous
2017-09-09 10:36:39
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[math]Human \cong _{top} \mathbb{S}^2[/math]
or, [math]Human \cong _{top} \mathbb{T}^2[/math] ?
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>>9157688
you have a mouth and an asshole, right?
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>>9157691
well yeah, they both are shut right now
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>>9157691
and what about the nose-mouth connection?
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>>9157688
How many pores does a human have?
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>>9157697
have no idea anon..
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>>9157688
I think that if a dog is homeomorphic to a sphere then so is a human. I guess you could try deforming a human into a dog and then by transitivity you would have that it is homeomorphic to a sphere.
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>>9157709
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>>9157691
And your body is continuous and not made of particles with void between them right ?
And you don't have a nose, ears, skin pores on top of that right ?
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>>9157712
Exactly.
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my parents are biologists and they said torus. and even if mouth and asshole are closed, they are still holes
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>>9157779
thanks anon
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