Mark Szpakowski wrote:
>
> Shades of Buckminster Fuller's "conceptual tetrahedron"!
>
> However, how is a five pointed figure a tetrahedron, as in the
> structure with "purpose" at
> http://www.treelight.com/startup/TetrahedralModel.html?
>
Actually, I didn't have any references handy that I could
use to make sure I understood what a tetrahedron looks like.
I *think* what I drew is one, but there is a distinct
possibility I'm wrong.
What is a tetrahedron, if what I drew isn't one?
And what the heck did a draw, if it isn't a tetrahedron?
You're right that it is a 5-pointed figure.
I suppose I could call it the "diamond model".
But being a big fan of Bucky, I really like "tetrahedron".
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