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>Awesome Meme on Watch the "Water" and "Pool" Table from Q post #713

Holy water, batman! These posts made me look up Q post 198 while keeping in mind the shape formed by the balls on the pool table.

Q asks: 3 sides form what shape?

Everybody thinks: A triangle!

That is correct in a sense, but it's only true because all shapes with 3 sides are triangles. That's not obvious. You have to prove it with geometry.

Q's hint was: expand your thinking.

If you remember the terminology for geometric shapes, then you will quickly find the answer to Q's question by asking yourself: What do you call a shape with 4 sides?

That's what he meant by expand your thinking.

Another way to reach the answer is to ask: A triangle has three what?

Sides?

Then what do you call a shape with three angles?

The word "triangle" means "three angles".

What word means "three sides"?

Trilateral.

A shape with 4 sides is called a quadrilateral.

So getting back to pool: what shape confines the balls within the rack in a game of pool?

A Trilateral.

That word is used very rarely, but there's a prominent organization called the Trilateral Commission, which has been accused of being a component of a secret world government.