has anyone noticed that the non-euclidean_penetration tag is incorrect? non-euclidean means the space itself defies the rules of euclidean geometry, i.e. angles of a triangle not adding up to 180°, shortest path between two points not being a straight line, etc. portals still obey these rules. i guess it could be said that a gravitational field within the pseudo-riemannian manifold that the universe exists in is non-euclidean, but that would also include all normal penetration. e621 please fix

Siaeromanna said:
has anyone noticed that the non-euclidean_penetration tag is incorrect? non-euclidean means the space itself defies the rules of euclidean geometry, i.e. angles of a triangle not adding up to 180°, shortest path between two points not being a straight line, etc. portals still obey these rules. i guess it could be said that a gravitational field within the pseudo-riemannian manifold that the universe exists in is non-euclidean, but that would also include all normal penetration. e621 please fix

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On a more serious note, are you sure that portals obey the rule that the shortest path is the straight line?