Why does it always have to be a triangle?

The Bermuda triangle
The Devils triangle
The Draqgons triangle
The Alaskan triangle
The Nevada triangle
The Lake Michigan triangle
I'm not even sure if that begins to cover how many times someone
decides strange activity in a certain region of earth turns out to
make a triangle for some stupid reason. Simple question for ATS.

WHY? does it always end up being a gaw damn triangle?
Find out who decides this much and you just might find the
answers to all the strangeness with'in. The Sargasso Sea does
not form a triangle. FAGD triangle! I'm sick to death of triangles!

a reply to: randyvs
You left out the giant flying black triangles.

a reply to: randyvs

There are theories and 'stories' and they're even recorded cases that triangles make up the entire universe.
That there is no such thing as a perfect circle, but only fractals.
It does make sense as there seems to be no end in the number pi, and triangles can seemingly go on forever in shape and numbers.

There is a recorded case of a savant where a regular ordinary man was mugged and awoke to 'understand' maths in a visual sense.

Here is a brief story of what happened.

The comments are rather intriguing as well.

Also, you forgot the holy trinity in the Christian faith.

a reply to: randyvs

Why do you have 2 triangles in your name?

Why New York Tri-State?

Why the Trinity?

Matrix - there are 4 triangles

S & F

Cause you cant triangulate with a circle?

a reply to: randyvs

Because ... Media.

They start with the Bermuda Triangle and then to beat up a new story, they borrow a name from an established and well known event in peoples mind. It often happens and is a tried and tested means to convince people that their new story has merit equaling the original story.

Another example is Watergate. Now everything that happens is a something gate.

Understand how the MSM work, and everything makes perfect sense.

P

a reply to: randyvs

The visible surfaces of pyramids are also triangular.

Not sure if that helps but you've gotta have a pyramid in amongst the mysteries.

a reply to: randyvs

I know the answer. People are really crap at drawing circles.

a reply to: randyvs

Because and three points not on the same line form a triangle and Bermuda Polygon doesn't sound so cool.

I think it's just navigational/nautical logistics. You can't define an area of coverage between two points without sacrificing the accuracy of range in between. Three points, provides and denotes a specific area of coverage. Where as four points, are often unnecessary, unavailable or would skew the relevant accuracy of the range you're to attempting to identify.

originally posted by: randyvs
The Bermuda triangle
The Devils triangle
The Draqgons triangle
The Alaskan triangle
The Nevada triangle
The Lake Michigan triangle
I'm not even sure if that begins to cover how many times someone
decides strange activity in a certain region of earth turns out to
make a triangle for some stupid reason. Simple question for ATS.

WHY? does it always end up being a gaw damn triangle?
Find out who decides this much and you just might find the
answers to all the strangeness with'in. The Sargasso Sea does
not form a triangle. FAGD triangle! I'm sick to death of triangles!

Three points are required in order to define the simplest 2D shape with a convex hull. If you were to plot where ships and planes actually disappeared in the Bermuda triangle, it would actually be a fuzzy cloud of points.

But then there are "vile vortices":

www.bibliotecapleyades.net...

Anything over 3 points confuses people.
The Bermuda Octogon ? Meh..Gotta learn
too many things. Square is as high as we go
and they reserve that for Governments to come
across as Gods. Red Square Tineman Square,
Rockefeller Center Ice rink ?
Maybe not.

a reply to: strongfp

That's a very awesome story. I would like to add that '___' can also show the world in these kinds of fractals, but it is definitely not something I recommend.

a reply to: skunkape23

LMAO

You left out the giant flying black triangles.

How could I not forget something?

You left out the Bridgewater Triangle. South East Massachusetts.
Centered around the Hockomock Swamp by three towns: Abington, Rehoboth and Freetown as the apex's of the triangle. Great deal of paranormal incidents in here. Site of the King Phillip's war massacres.

Centering a designated 'area' using 3 fixed points is just the way we do it.

originally posted by: TheConstruKctionofLight
a reply to: randyvs

Why do you have 2 triangles in your name?

Why New York Tri-State?

Why the Trinity?

Matrix - there are 4 triangles

S & F

Sometimes I follow you perfectly.
Others I don't know what the hell you're talking about.
But this time I don't know where I am at all.

a reply to: charlyv

Surprizingly there are some damn good explanations here!
Who'da thunk it?

originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: skunkape23

LMAO

You left out the giant flying black triangles.

How could I not forget something?

And the holy trinity. 3 is I think as far as ancient people could count.

When shall we three meet again, through thunder, lightening and the rain...

Otherwise known as a hat trick.

Strike one, strike two, strike three - You're Out !!!

even Pi, we limit to 3.14 - 3 numbers.

If you notice too, 3 is exactly 1 half of 8. they invented the number 4, to prevent knowledge.

a reply to: badw0lf

And the holy trinity. 3 is I think as far as ancient people could count. When shall we three meet again, through thunder, lightening and the rain... Otherwise known as a hat trick. Strike one, strike two, strike three - You're Out !!! even Pi, we limit to 3.14 - 3 numbers. If you notice too, 3 is exactly 1 half of 8. they invented the number 4, to prevent knowledge.

Okay I guess you got me there esse.