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the only shape that refuses to collapse, which is why bridges trust it with their lives
means A flat shape with three straight sides and three angles, or anything arranged in that three-cornered form.
from Straight from Latin triangulum, 'three-cornered,' from tri- ('three') plus angulus ('corner, angle' — a cousin of 'ankle,' both rooted in the idea of bending). It reached English through French in the medieval period, already meaning exactly what it does now.
angle sumalways 180 degrees on a flat plane
orchestra rebelone player, one note, total power
structural kingcan't deform without breaking a side
bermuda famea triangle accused of eating planes
oldest shapethree points are the minimum for any surface