Cannot include anything round that is built in a fixed position that does not rotate.
There are potentially hundreds of thousands of round objects that don’t move at all in the intended use. It depends on the purpose or the function of the object. There are four such objects in the above inset alone.
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That stipulation is not part of your original post. “Everything that is designed and built round” is quite specific and literal.
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An edit is exactly what I thought might happen, in fact, it almost has to if you want your question received at face value. Accordingly, based on any edit, I can also alter my response.
By the way, I’m not the one who needs the escape, because I answered your question exactly how it was originally worded, you changed the parameters later. I just caught you on a technicality, that’s all. The one needing an escape is you, mon ami.
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Ok, this brings up the question as to whether or not you mean turn or spin or rotate on its own, turn or spin or rotate as part of the function of working with other parts of a machine, turn or spin or rotate for any reason or purpose that does not involve its primary use . . . ?
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It is simple. I’m simply trying to ascertain your meaning to remove ambiguity. You’re dismissing the angles I bring up, are you looking only for a narrow set of responses.
This is the way an analytical mind works.
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Why and how are those automatically “more significant”? The significance of a thing is both subjective and relative, wouldn’t you agree?
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I’m open to all kinds of subjects. You won’t see me getting cornered into just one of them.
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What about the coins; do they count or not?
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Thank you.
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Here’s another one, piping.
Does it count or not?
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Thank you, Thrifty.
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