Lines and planes in the mathematical sense are 1 and 2 dimensional. They don’t have any height (and lines also no width). So they can’t exist as a physical object made out of atoms as they are already 3 dimensional.
The fact that something isn’t a 3d object doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. Does a line of contrast between 2 colors exist? Does a movie projected at a wall exist?
Lines and planes in the mathematical sense are 1 and 2 dimensional. They don’t have any height (and lines also no width). So they can’t exist as a physical object made out of atoms as they are already 3 dimensional.
They only exist as a concept.
Then, o pedant, do straight or flat objects (thus linelike, planelike) exist?
Their manifestation in our world was limited, they have already gone to another plane of existence
Graphene is a great example of a planar molecule, within 1 atom of tolerance.
You could get serious Van der Waals off a couple sheets of that.
Why ask a pedantic question and be upset by a pedantic answer?
You are merely seeing through pedantic eyes.
That’s a pretty pedantic argument.
The fact that something isn’t a 3d object doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. Does a line of contrast between 2 colors exist? Does a movie projected at a wall exist?