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Math, Graph theory

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I had a stupid idea recently, what if we restrict graphs in terms of order of edges(clockwise) that go outwards from the node. Like on picrel, we fixate the fact that edges connected to node 1 are e1, e2, e3 clockwise. Will this modification provide more applicability to graph theory in terms of real life geometry-related problems.(e.g. transportation system optimizations). In case im stupid and these types of graphs already were studied please let me know.
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>tfw not smart enough to work at SpaceX
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which millennial problem should I solve?
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God(s) = Brain
Abstraction/Idea = Microbia
Stimuli = Quanta
Human = Element
x = organ
y = atom
z = molecule
What would be the x,y, and z?
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How did it survive up until this day ?
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A casual reader would interpret this as Jim Davis underhandedly arguing against the theory of evolution by ways of Hoyle's Fallacy (more commonly known as the "junkyard tornado"). However, a true Garfield connoisseur will recognize that Jon's fallibility resulting in a creation beyond his ability actually makes a mockery of intelligent design. This is further supported by having Garfield subtly resemble William Lane Craig in both rhetoric and mannerisms.

Truly one of his better comics.
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How do I stop being lazy and stupid?
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Smarter than any contemporary '''scientist'''. Prove me wrong.
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>cats pass the mirror test
What now dogfags?
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