Sure, but Napoleon's losses were spectacular. He went into Russia with 680K men, and got out by the skin of his teeth with about 20K. And then there's Waterloo. He fought a ridiculous number of battles because he was great at building new armies when he'd broken the old one.
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And you can make a cool tiling with this figure by Napoleon.pic.twitter.com/MIwIS4q4l1
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And now, Napoleon is dead. Conclusion: Having interest in mathematics literally kills people.
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Is this a theorem? Split a line in two. On one side build two equilateral triangles with each of the split lines. Build another equilateral triangle on the opposite side with the complete line. The resulting centroids define an equilateral triangle.pic.twitter.com/Y4t1qAisyl
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Sounds like the exact same theorem for a degenerate case (one of the triangle's angles is 180°)
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«c'est magnifique»
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