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Subject: Re: Everything you know is wrong!
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Okay, the ratios are the same, but they are both functions of r!
Isn't the original point 'How much can x surface units enclose?' or
'How many surface units are necessary to enclose y volume units?'

I mean, the examples you used have unequal surface areas and
unequal volumes...how about a comparison of equal surfaced figures
and/or equal volumed figures?