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Proof that nature hates round numbers but loves a good corner.
means A closed two-dimensional shape made of straight line segments joined to form three or more sides and angles.
from From Greek 'polygōnon,' built from 'poly-' meaning 'many' and 'gōnia' meaning 'angle' or 'corner' — literally a 'many-cornered' thing. The same 'gōnia' lurks inside its geometric relatives like 'diagonal' and 'orthogonal,' and is a distant cousin of 'knee,' the original bent angle of the body.
name originGreek for many-angled, not many-sided
infinite limitAdd enough sides and you've drawn a circle
honeycomb choiceBees pick hexagons for maximum storage, minimum wax
impossible shapeNo regular polygon has fewer than three sides
interior anglesAlways sum to a clean multiple of 180