6 feef
38Will literally use anything but the metric system. Smh
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Couldn't that be a 2d projection of a tetrahedron standing on one of its edges?
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13Yeah, you just need to get the third dimension involved to make it work. Pythagoras would be fine with it.
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8.48 feef for those wondering
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20Feef on the ground, teef in your 'ead. That's how I remember it and it hasn't steered me wrong yet.
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It's possible in 3D space
156 feef = 0 feet
Easy as that
11Well ain't this place a geographical oddity. Six feet from everywhere!
8Maybe 6 feef isn't about space but time and the lower two people are the same but at different points in time?
7You're not reading it right. The bottom label says 6 feef. Clearly this is some sort of measurement of 4th dimensional movement that accounts for the other measurements.
5Minimum. This is obviously saying keep a minimum of 6-feet of distance in each direction. Who would ever recommend either an exact distance or a maximum safe distance!?
4So a cube? 0.0 and 1.1 are on a top side and 0.1 and 1.0 are on a bottom side so every line is a diagonal of a cube's face
4A cube needs 3 coordinates, 0.0.0 to one corner, 1.1.1 to the opposite one. And its size is square root of 3 (if the diagonal of a 2d square is square root of 2, and the one of the cube is square root of 3, can be said that the diagonal of a n dimension cube is square root of n?)
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4Wow ! Its a shame everything else in the picture is absolutely true to reality and the distances spoil the realism!
1All this talk of numbers and geometry and no one notices the blatant spelling error on the bottom. Feef indeed
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