Grand trine tied to a string of forced effort
If you take a lazy, talent-filled grand trine and attach a 180-degree opposition to it, you get a Kite. That opposing point acts as the string, violently dragging the lazy triangle into the wind and forcing it to actually fly. It’s the geometric equivalent of a very aggressive life coach.

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