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Morley — the ladder

One essay so far against this idea. A ladder is the distinct arguments that stand against one idea, and this one has room to grow.
  1. 78°54°48°the outer triangle's angles are 78°, 54°, 48° and have nothing equal about them; the innertriangle's three sides are 0.152693, 0.152693, 0.152693the three corners are found by intersecting the trisectors, and the three lengths are thenmeasured off those corners — nothing in the construction asked for them to be equal

    Three trisectors and a triangle nobody expected

    Cut every angle of a triangle into three. The trisectors nearest each side meet in three points, and those three points are always the corners of an equilateral triangle — for every triangle there is, with no exceptions and no reason anybody finds obvious.

    rung 1 · geometry

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