Does a hole inside of a hole make the second hole "holier?"

[Philosophy Explorer]

Yeah I know I have a hole inside of my head.

I'm trying to get at the exact meaning of a hole. What do we mean by it? The question may sound silly, but silly questions can lead to progress (and can lead to a lot of fun).

So have a go at it and see what you can come up with.

PhilX

[David Handeye]

In Italy we have candy, mints, Polo. The ad says: Polo, the hole with the mint around.

[Arising_uk]

Done this before haven't we?
viewtopic.php?f=26&t=13713&p=177624&hilit=hole#p177624

[vegetariantaxidermy]

Seems he has holes on the brain.

[Philosophy Explorer]

Done this before haven't we?
viewtopic.php?f=26&t=13713&p=177624&hilit=hole#p177624

We have, on the basis does a hole exist inside a hole? This time looking at what would make a hole a hole so I'm using a ridiculous example to examine the question.

[Blaggard]

no a hole inside hole just means stop digging. In maths the hole is just a hole to which the number is always the same regardless of the whole.

But if you must:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0AckvdGbk4w

Eels. they had a point, even with a polo on their face, elements of either not quite combining to make them as good as either, wise words in logic. Calculus is your boring but quite apt friend on holes. Although it is interesting to note in set and number theory, every number and hence everything relies on nothing or zero.

[Bill Wiltrack]

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Hi, I'm Blaggard...the things people say that are complete bullshit.







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[Arising_uk]

No, it makes it a bigger or deeper hole.

[artisticsolution]

Not necessarily. It could mean one hole is smaller.