Unless it's an ideal solid.

that answer has bugged me for DAYS! and I don`t know why???

I guess I was trying to figure out what the "Ideal solid" would be?

 

I assume it means something that has no "gaps" or "empty space".

the only thing I could come up with that seemed to fit that bill was a "blackhole" and that seemed like a cop out answer

certainly one I`m dissatisfied with and also somewhat disappointed with myself with for not being able to comprehend an "Ideal solid" beyond that of a "blackhole".

am I in error here, or is the answer just as mundane as that; a Black Hole?

I meant a word that explains how many sides, or if iui dosnt have sides what it has.If we had a word like that there would be no reason for this thread.

"Omnifaceted" here`s my new word invention to explain the side(s) of a Sphere

 

actualy, if I wasn`t kidding about, I could fall for a word like that!

I wasnt serious about my post because this is a good debate. But a nice word like that would be helpful.

How about 'unisurfacticiousicalised'?

How about I beat you with a dictionary?

Surely the 'Unisurphace' part of your new word means one sided

Only if you think a side is the same as a surface.

actualy, he`s right, it only has one outside surface

720 degress and as many facets as Pi is long

I dont think Sayonara thought to much when he made his word up, to me it dosnt make sense.

No offense,just saying.You probably didnt want to make it make sense anyway...

Tesseract wins a special prize!

 

Thank you, thank you very much.For your cynicism.

So how many sides did we agree a sphere has???

I'm not being cynical, I'm saying you were right

Oh..then thank you .Anyway back to my question how many sides.

A shere has one side, for those still wondering.

i still prefer to think of a sphere as a limiting form.

Why don't you guys just count?

Unfortunately it's not quite that simple - as I would hope this thread has demonstrated quite nicely.

on a perceptual basis and still using the ideal solid model, it has 2 sides!

the one you can see and the one you can`t! )

 

 

just thought I`de throw a spanner in the works to get the old grey matter working again

I dont think a sphere has any sides.Just like cone or cylinder it has something else....Ill give it a name sside*.

*stands for "super-side"

I think we've more or less discussed this to the extent it can be discussed tbh.

ok, its sorted then.

 

 

spheres exists in a fractional dimension.

End of discussion..............Now.

I've now closed the thread unless anyone has any particular reason as to why it should be re-opened. If you do have one, PM me.