A Circle Mystery
From Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows:
"Which came first, the phoenix or the flame?"
"...a circle has no beginning," Luna Lovegood once cleverly said.
But really, does a circle have no beginning?
I mean, there has to be something that begun the circle,
or else there would be no circle at all..........
What do you think?
"Which came first, the phoenix or the flame?"
"...a circle has no beginning," Luna Lovegood once cleverly said.
But really, does a circle have no beginning?
I mean, there has to be something that begun the circle,
or else there would be no circle at all..........
What do you think?
Labels: bcreative, lateral thinking, logic, outside-the-box, Your Opinion
posted by James Yu at
6:40 PM
12 Comments:
i create the pheonix and it decides to light itself on fire. so there is a beginning when i start drawing the circle, once i complete it it continues forever until i erase its bonds.
The beginning of a circle is an ellipse.
The end of the ellipse is the beginning of a circle.
Chris? Did you check out the pole solutions at
http://ragknot.blogspot.com/
Are you sure it was to difficult for you?
A Circle begins with a C
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Ragknot, I would solve it to save my life or if I was offered £50. What! am I only worth £50.
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Fardin, that sounds like the same reason that the chicken came before the egg.
I notice that Luna was noncommittal about the end a circle.
The beginning of a circle is the point at which one places his writing apparatus upon one's object to be written upon.
Direct quote:
Myself
Thursday, August 20, 2009
0200 CMT.
A circle's beginning is next to it's ending.
. the egg comes first before the phoenix then the fire.. there would be no ashes if there's no phoenix... its like where did fawkes..a phoenix hatched from an egg then dies by igniting itself then turns down to ashes....
a circle starts from a dot.. it end towards the dot or the beginning
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