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The '''Peano Curve''' is an alleged transdimensional sexual [[Topology (nonfiction)|topology]] which is said [by whom?] to exert pleasures normally unavailable to Euclidean organisms. | [[File:Peano_Curve_(sexual_topology)|thumb|The Peano Curve.]]The '''Peano Curve''' is an alleged transdimensional sexual [[Topology (nonfiction)|topology]] which is said [by whom?] to exert pleasures normally unavailable to Euclidean organisms. | ||
It is not to be confused with the [[Peano curve (nonfiction)|Peano curve]], the earliest known space-filling curve. | It is not to be confused with the [[Peano curve (nonfiction)|Peano curve]], the earliest known space-filling curve. | ||
Revision as of 22:41, 15 November 2020
File:Peano Curve (sexual topology)
The Peano Curve.
The Peano Curve is an alleged transdimensional sexual topology which is said [by whom?] to exert pleasures normally unavailable to Euclidean organisms.
It is not to be confused with the Peano curve, the earliest known space-filling curve.
History
The Peano Curve was first reported [but not, alas, experienced] by software developer and APTO intern Karl Jones on the evening of Sunday November 15, 2020.
The Pink Trombone and Taffy Bomb Lounge now offers duty-free Peano Curve lessons every Full Moon at the crossroads of Robert Johnson and Jimmy Page.
Mathematician Papa Giuseppe is is said to be "utterly baffled" than anyone would confuse his mathematical theories with "the Acts of Love."
Fiction cross-reference
Nonfiction cross-reference
- Georg Cantor (nonfiction)
- Giuseppe Peano (nonfiction)
- Peano curve (nonfiction)
- Hilbert curve (nonfiction)
- Topology (nonfiction)
External links
- Peano curve @ Wikipedia
- Space-filling curve @ Wikipedia