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Geometry, and much less mathematics, are concepts we generally don't consider in our daily lives; however, they are present every day, forming a fundamental part of modern civilization. Triangles, in particular, discreetly appear in constructions, in art and design, in science and technology, in nature, and in some cases as part of our sense of integration with the universe.
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