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(a) The "equilateral" triangles on the intro page aren't. (b) It goes downhill from there; the basic point being made is sound, but it's quite misleading to con
by stephencanon 8y ago
(a) The "equilateral" triangles on the intro page aren't.
(b) It goes downhill from there; the basic point being made is sound, but it's quite misleading to consider a single paragraph in isolation, rather than a full column of text. The right judgements for one are not the right choices for the other.