Second, the Pythagorean theorem gives you a number that's relevant in Euclidean space. In discrete space, it doesn't work. There isn't enough information (i.e. there are changes in two dimensions that cannot be capture by a single number)
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Mapping from euclidian to discrete space worked reasonably fine for quite a while now, and a few people used pythagorean theorem in this seemingly discrete world - no pi, no squares, no negatives, maybe it's fun, maybe it's true, don't think it's useful
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