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In Euclidean Geometry:

they never intersect
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they look like this thay go on and never touch.



In Non-Euclidean Geometry:

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They never intersect according to Euclid. But if u consider non-euclidean geometry, they do. (when the surfaces are uneven).

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Do parallel lines ever intersect?

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