¶ Triangle (1)
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Triangle:
"The stable structural behavior of a whole triangle, which consists of three edges and three individually and independently unstable angles or a total of six components, is not predicted by any one or two of its angles or edges taken by themselves. The six edges of the two triangles can and frequently do associate with one another, one as left helix and the other as right helix, to form the six-edged tetrahedron which having four triangular faces gives synergetic demonstration of four triangles occurring as the result of associating only two triangles.
“Incidentally, the right and left helixes formed of the two triangles’ respective sets of three edges each constitute the vectorial modelling in conceptual array of the positive and negative ‘half spins’ or ‘half quanta’ corresponding respectively to the proton set and the neutron set consisting of neutron and neutrino on the left hand and the proton, electron, and antineutrino on the right hand. Together these six make one quantum unit-- which is identified as the tetrahedron.”
