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Cody Richeson
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Obviously, they exist as mathematical concepts, and those concepts are real, but in physical reality, everything is made up of subatomic particles and, if the theory is ever verified, strings. So if you try to construct a curve, circle or sphere, you are necessarily stacking a bunch of subatomic particles in an arrangement that, on a macro scale, appears curved, but is really pixelated. Does this mean that a true curve cannot really exist?