• SpaceNoodle@lemmy.world
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        3 months ago

        Nope.

        Consider a sphere with a single hole through it, like a bead. If this were scaled up appropriately, it could almost be worn as a dress, but one would have to keep their arms against their body. Two additional holes would need to be made on opposing sides, each connecting the exterior of the sphere to the hold on the inside. Thus, three holes.

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          3 months ago

          Aren’t the arms just one hole too? If you take the bead and drill another hole perpendicular to the first one you now have space for both arms

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            3 months ago

            Nope, two holes. By drilling into the solid part of the remaining sphere and breaking through to the centre shaft, which is now “outside” the sphere, you’ve created one hole; continuing the drilling into the other side and out the side of the sphere is yet another hole. You have fully pierced the sphere thrice.