No circle has a radius. Pi doesn't exist
It was the radius that was the problem. There are perfect circles but the segment we so lovingly call a radius is never thin enough to touch the infinitely thinly curved circle. You can't square a circle.
The path and fruit of arahant are identical except inasmuch as path is the shift to the very first moment of arahant
The fruit involves a shift from a moment of arahant to another moment of arahant, but it's equally arahantish. The path involves leaving behind unarahantishness, but the path is still arahanted. The fruit on the other hand doesn't need any leaving behind of its previous moment, which was also arahanty.
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