💯 Create triangles, create space

😎🤣🤣 I felt bad too but remembered she played a solo game to entertain. Reunion is mostly based on triangles, ships and gossips

man i hate love triangles with a burning passion (watching off campus)

Algorithmic art with an evolving mandala of triangles, in red, blue, tan, and black #AlgorithmicArt #GenerativeArt

Needs more triangles smh

I also don't read love triangles One because it's never a triangle And two because one option is always significantly better than the other And I the main character never knows shit You dey go nau

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Talk of Town: Executive furniture heists and government love triangles zurl.co/qpCuK

Crispy golden potato triangles 🔺️ 😋 Perfect crunchy snack for tea time & evening cravings

triangles have stability

Lots of things look like triangles or pyramids. Doesn’t mean they’re pyramid schemes. If you think that makes Bitcoin a pyramid scheme, you haven’t studied Bitcoin or money enough.

On est en 2026 et les auteur de manga a 50 ans s’amuse encore à faire des vieux triangles amoureux de merde dans la quelle comme par hasard c’est les deux femme en concurrence pour le mec (bien cliché) rien n’a évolué par rapport aux traitement des perso féminine visiblement

#worldcup2026 #brazilvsmorocco #culturechange Frequently, when a high-profile CEO takes over a company, there is a complete change in culture. Think about how Apple pivoted, when Steve Jobs came back, after taking over from Gil Amelio. Reflect on how that transition ensured the organization would refocus on cutting-edge products going forward. Imagine how this might have affected the vision, purpose and morale of employees, who walked among those walls every day. That’s perhaps why the ascension of Carlo Ancelotti as Brazil’s team boss, is such an interesting experiment. One of the world’s greatest tournament coaches taking the reins of the most successful nation in World Cup history. But that does not mean, the transition has to be smooth. Anything but. Because this represents a conflict of two dominant ideas. Ancelotti’s focus on counter attacking football, often conceding possession as modus operandi. Clashing with Brazil’s age-old inclination to leave their distinctive yellow stamp on football matches. That’s probably why much of what Brazil did yesterday, in their first match against Morocco, reeked of confusion. Like the quandary a T20 specialist might find himself in, when asked to turn out for a test. The men in yellow, for most part, looked distinctly unorganized. Giving away possession, once kept by the Selecao like a retired public servant holds on to his fixed deposit, quite needlessly at most times. Morocco was very easy on the eye. Indulging in the kind of intricate passing triangles Brazil was once famed for. And the opening goal came from a deliciously crafted move. Ibrahim Diaz’s wonderful through ball finding Ismael Saibari, who finished classily showing consummate composure. Worst possible start for Brazil, especially considering how little they had offered in attack till then. However, individual brilliance has always been a constant with Brazil’s teams, and soon after, Vini Jr, often maligned for not giving it his all in a Brazilian jersey, conjured up a dazzling moment. Found on the left wing by Bruno Guimaraes, he jinked inside, leaving his defender rooted to the spot, and unleashed a bullet shot which flew past the Moroccan keeper before he could file a complaint. Nothing much happened for the rest of the match. Ancelotti used it to try and figure out what his best playing combination might be. Morocco kept playing slickly, but rarely made that decisive thrust. Both seemed to be satisfied with a draw. An adequate, if not ideal, stepping stone to begin their journey in what will be a gruelling tournament. As new CEOs taking on big challenges would concur: It is better to take that small cautious step to start with, rather than risk falling behind unceremoniously in the quest for immediate glory. You can always live to fight another day. As will both Brazil and Morocco.

ELLIOTT WAVE MASTERY COURSE | MODULE 2 COMPLETE | DAY 13 MODULE 2 REVIEW: Impulse Waves Mastered You now understand the full impulse wave structure. DAYS COMPLETED: Day 7: Impulse Structure Day 8: Waves 1 and 2 Day 9: Wave 3 Day 10: Waves 4 and 5 Day 11: Extensions Day 12: Truncation 13 Days Done | 52 Slides Learned | 22% Course Progress THE IMPULSE RECAP: INTERNAL SUB-WAVE COUNT: 🔹 Wave 1: 5 | Wave 2: 3 | Wave 3: 5 | Wave 4: 3 | Wave 5: 5 🔹 WAVE 1 and 2: Trend is born in disbelief. Wave 2 retraces 50 to 61.8 percent, never past Wave 1 start. 🔹 WAVE 3: Strongest wave, never the shortest. Often extends to 1.618x of Wave 1. 🔹 WAVE 4 and 5: Wave 4 is shallow and alternates with Wave 2. Wave 5 often equals Wave 1. CONCEPTS TO REMEMBER: 🔹 EXTENSIONS: One motive wave stretches far with clear sub-waves. Wave 3 extensions are most common in crypto. 🔹 ALTERNATION: If Wave 2 is sharp and deep, Wave 4 is sideways and shallow. They rarely look alike. 🔹 TRUNCATION: Wave 5 fails to pass the Wave 3 high. A sign of exhaustion and reversal. 🔹 DIVERGENCE: Wave 5 often shows momentum divergence on RSI or MACD before the trend ends. KEY FIBONACCI TARGETS: Wave 2 Retrace: 61.8% Wave 3 Extension: 1.618x Wave 4 Retrace: 38.2% Impulse waves mastered. You know the structure, the personality of each wave, and the key Fibonacci targets. Next we tackle the other half: corrective waves. COURSE PROGRESS - 2/8 MODULES COMPLETE: Module 1: Foundations DONE Module 2: Impulse Waves DONE Module 3: Corrective Waves UP NEXT Module 4: Fibonacci & Waves Module 5: Wave Rules & Guidelines Module 6: Advanced Patterns Module 7: Trading the Waves Module 8: Mastery & Application UP NEXT - MODULE 3: CORRECTIVE WAVES Day 14: ABC Structure Day 15: Zigzags Day 16: Flats Day 17 : Triangles and more The trend engine is mastered. Now we decode the corrections. Next: Day 14 | The ABC Structure #ElliottWave #EWT #ImpulseWaves

youtu.be/CvBfHwUxHIk?si=Hkj7… import numpy as np from PIL import Image, ImageDraw, ImageFont from math import comb, pi from pathlib import Path import itertools # Same data: 74 proton progression n = 74 base_count = 71 blue_idx = 71 pink_idx = 72 green_idx = 73 edge_count = comb(n, 2) triangle_count = comb(n, 3) W, H = 860, 860 cx, cy = W // 2, H // 2 num_frames = 72 frames = [] try: font = ImageFont.truetype("DejaVuSans.ttf", 20) small = ImageFont.truetype("DejaVuSans.ttf", 15) except: font = ImageFont.load_default() small = ImageFont.load_default() # Polar proton layout angles = np.linspace(0, 2*pi, n, endpoint=False) # Use proton index to build layered polar radius # 71-base field stays near main ring; 72/73/74 become special perturbation nodes base_radius = 270 radial_wave = 35 * np.sin(angles * 5) radii = base_radius radial_wave radii[blue_idx] = base_radius 75 radii[pink_idx] = base_radius 115 radii[green_idx] = base_radius 155 edges = np.array(list(itertools.combinations(range(n), 2)), dtype=np.int16) # sample triangle centroids in polar logic: all 64,824 triangles contribute as angle/radius density tris = np.array(list(itertools.combinations(range(n), 3)), dtype=np.int16) def polar_to_xy(r, theta): return cx r * np.cos(theta), cy r * np.sin(theta) def spread_field(density): glow = density.copy() spread = [ (1,0,.9),(-1,0,.9),(0,1,.9),(0,-1,.9), (1,1,.7),(-1,1,.7),(1,-1,.7),(-1,-1,.7), (2,0,.45),(-2,0,.45),(0,2,.45),(0,-2,.45), (4,0,.18),(-4,0,.18),(0,4,.18),(0,-4,.18) ] for dx, dy, w in spread: glow = np.roll(np.roll(density, dy, axis=0), dx, axis=1) * w glow = np.log1p(glow * 18) return glow / (glow.max() 1e-9) for f in range(num_frames): t = 2*pi*f/num_frames img = Image.new("RGB", (W, H), (0,0,0)) draw = ImageDraw.Draw(img, "RGBA") # Animated polar phase theta = angles 0.35*np.sin(t angles*3) t*0.12 # Hyperbolic-style polar radial warp for green/electric influence radial_pulse = 18*np.sinh(0.45*np.sin(t angles*4)) r = radii radial_pulse # Extra proton influence waves r[blue_idx] = 20*np.sin(t*2) r[pink_idx] = 25*np.sin(t*2 1.4) r[green_idx] = 35*np.sin(t*5) xs, ys = polar_to_xy(r, theta) # Triangle centroid density in polar projection using all triangles tri_r = r[tris].mean(axis=1) tri_theta = theta[tris].mean(axis=1) # wrap effect: add spiral drift so centroid field does not collapse at angle seam tri_theta = tri_theta 0.35*np.sin(tri_r/65 t) tx, ty = polar_to_xy(tri_r, tri_theta) tx = tx.astype(np.int32) ty = ty.astype(np.int32) density = np.zeros((H,W), dtype=np.float32) mask = (tx>=0)&(tx<W)&(ty>=0)&(ty<H) np.add.at(density, (ty[mask], tx[mask]), 1.0) glow = spread_field(density) # red/blue/pink/green field render arr = np.zeros((H,W,3), dtype=np.uint8) arr[...,0] = (glow*170).astype(np.uint8) # rings/grid for rr in range(70, 390, 45): alpha = 30 if rr != base_radius else 70 bbox = (cx-rr, cy-rr, cx rr, cy rr) draw.ellipse(bbox, outline=(180,180,180,alpha), width=1) for k in range(24): a = 2*pi*k/24 t*0.05 x2, y2 = polar_to_xy(390, a) draw.line((cx, cy, x2, y2), fill=(180,180,180,24), width=1) # draw density underneath as image overlay field = Image.fromarray(arr, "RGB").convert("RGBA") img = Image.alpha_composite(img.convert("RGBA"), field) draw = ImageDraw.Draw(img, "RGBA") # Edges: draw local polar web plus special full-spoke influence for a, b in edges: a = int(a); b = int(b) special_green = a == green_idx or b == green_idx special_pink = a == pink_idx or b == pink_idx special_blue = a == blue_idx or b == blue_idx # avoid making total black mesh unreadable: draw all special edges, and patterned base edges draw_this = special_green or special_pink or special_blue or ((a b f) % 13 == 0) if not draw_this: continue if special_green: pulse = int(140 115*np.sin(t*5)**2) color = (pulse,255,pulse,145) width = 2 elif special_pink: color = (255,120,220,105) width = 2 elif special_blue: color = (90,170,255,105) width = 2 else: color = (255,70,70,38) width = 1 draw.line((xs[a], ys[a], xs[b], ys[b]), fill=color, width=width) # Draw polar spiral trace spiral_points = [] for q in np.linspace(0, 2*pi*4, 420): rr = 42 18*q aa = q t*0.4 if rr < 395: spiral_points.append(polar_to_xy(rr, aa)) draw.line(spiral_points, fill=(120,255,120,80), width=2) # nodes for k in range(n): if k < base_count: fill = (255,60,60,225) outline = (255,150,150,100) rad = 4 elif k == blue_idx: fill = (80,170,255,255) outline = (220,240,255,190) rad = 7 elif k == pink_idx: fill = (255,120,220,255) outline = (255,220,245,190) rad = 7 else: pulse = int(155 100*np.sin(t*5)**2) fill = (pulse,255,pulse,255) outline = (220,255,220,220) rad = 9 draw.ellipse((xs[k]-rad, ys[k]-rad, xs[k] rad, ys[k] rad), fill=fill, outline=outline) # center origin draw.ellipse((cx-5,cy-5,cx 5,cy 5), fill=(255,255,255,180)) # Overlay draw.rectangle((0,0,W,230), fill=(0,0,0,178)) draw.text((16,10), "74 Proton Polar Coordinate Simulation", fill=(255,255,255,255), font=font) info = [ ("Same data, new lens: polar radius angle spiral phase", (230,230,230)), ("71 red = base field / Lutetium anchor", (255,120,120)), ("72 blue = Hafnium shift", (120,190,255)), ("73 pink = Tantalum shift", (255,150,220)), ("74 neon green = Tungsten / electrical polar warp", (120,255,120)), ("", (255,255,255)), ("Tracks:", (230,230,230)), ("• nuclear charge", (230,230,230)), ("• neutral electron count", (230,230,230)), ("• shell behavior", (230,230,230)), ("• chemical identity", (230,230,230)), ("• periodic-table position", (230,230,230)), (f"Edges: {edge_count:,} | Triangles: {triangle_count:,}", (220,220,220)), ] ytxt = 42 for txt, color in info: draw.text((16, ytxt), txt, fill=tuple(color) (255,), font=small) ytxt = 16 frames.append(img.convert("P", palette=Image.ADAPTIVE)) out = Path("/mnt/data/74_proton_polar_sim_same_data.gif") frames[0].save(out, save_all=True, append_images=frames[1:], duration=60, loop=0, optimize=True) print(f"Created: {out}") print(f"Edges: {edge_count:,}") print(f"Triangles: {triangle_count:,}")

MARKET PATTERNS YOU MUST MASTER ✅ Cup & Handle shows controlled accumulation before breakout ✅ Double Tops & Bottoms reveal major reversal pressure ✅ Wedges signal momentum compression before expansion ✅ Head & Shoulders often mark distribution exhaustion ✅ Triangles highlight indecision before a sharp move

Also used for cutting pierogi into triangles.

I think we’re forgetting the fact that you’re the one who never seen my framework and my explanations for things. You’re the one who followed a manufactured path designed for you to think it was the truth. You’re the one who’s not understanding the true reality of things. You’re the one claiming 2 triangles is how things really work. You’re the one framing Adam and Steve not me. You’re the one not understanding where the geometric structures of 2 triangles goes wrong. Did you not understand that I went to Babylon and through the mystery schools teachings to collect my knowledge while you assumed BAALA was the whole truth? Don’t forget who reached out not understanding a framework you were designed to not see. Don’t forget who thought 2 triangles were the function of reality when the hieroglyphs painted a completely different picture and story. Do you even know who created Gnosticism? The framework you’re using to say I’m wrong about things is way farther down than my research. Look where Kabbalah is on this chart you dork. I never said anything I framed was true I gave people a nice little story to explain where things went wrong and all you did was claim truth over topics you don’t understand. Did you notice how the philosopher stone was structured? Obviously not because you thought 2 triangles could represent men and women. One doesn’t need to embrace Gnosticism as truth like you want them to believe. Stop projecting a framework that was created for control as truth. I could go on and on and on. You stumbled down a rabbit hole and assumed it was truth. That’s where researchers always go wrong. That’s why I lose hundreds of followers a week because you all want a truth you aren’t ready for. Ponder it 💭 ⚡️