> I don't think there's any useful way in which Euler's identity is a 'metaphor' for anything. Euler's Identity isn't itself the metaphor, it's the equation we use to teach and understand it that is metaphorical.…
> I don't think there's any useful way in which Euler's identity is a 'metaphor' for anything. Euler's Identity isn't itself the metaphor, it's the equation we use to teach and understand it that is metaphorical.…