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A large number of the examples in Other seem to be YMMV. For example, e[[superscript:iπ]] = -1 follows intuitively from Euler's formula, which is easy to derive. The same goes for four-dimensional shapes such as the tesseract (coordinate geometry pretty much works the same was as 3 dimensions), and also infinities (it seems obvious how some infinities are larger than others). These all seem to be intuitive once you understand how they work.
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A large number of the examples in Other seem to be YMMV. For example, e[[superscript:iπ]] = -1 follows intuitively from Euler\'s formula, which is easy to derive. The same goes for four-dimensional shapes such as the tesseract (coordinate geometry pretty much works the same way as 3 dimensions), and also infinities (it seems obvious how some infinities are larger than others). These all seem to be intuitive once you understand how they work.
