What is Non-Euclidean Geometry?
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Euclidean geometry is based on several foundational principles. One of these principles is that corresponding points on two parallel lines will always be the same distance from each other, regardless of how far up or down the line you go.
Non-Euclidean geometry emerged from people being dissatisfied with how awkwardly this was worded and wanting to see how math would work if you changed this rule.
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