There’s no particular reason to want to continue that metaphor more directly. Only mathematically precise metaphors have that kind of power.
I actually just got confused and thought of “exploding” as (the group ends in fireworks). It’s a bit unintuitive that this meant the opposite (the group becomes unchanging).
There’s no particular reason to want to continue that metaphor more directly. Only mathematically precise metaphors have that kind of power.
I actually just got confused and thought of “exploding” as (the group ends in fireworks). It’s a bit unintuitive that this meant the opposite (the group becomes unchanging).