Practice problem

Olympiad Euclidean Geometry

Informally, a topological O (or topological circle) is any figure consisting of a single simple loop, like a "floppy letter O". A single point is not considered a topological O.

Can you cover the real plane, $\mathbb{R}^2$ , using a disjoint set of topological O's?

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[Source: Classical?]