The triangle concluded, "The larger the angle, the smarter the being. In fact, it's the smallest angle of a triangle that's compared with the smallest angle of other triangles. Whoever has the larger smallest angle is the smarter one."
Yu Liang thought about it and suddenly realized that his past understanding was biased.
Indeed, there would be logical contradictions with that old statement.
If a triangle were foolish, its angles would be sharp. Yet, since the sum of a triangle's internal angles is 180 degrees, its other angles would be larger. A larger angle supposedly means more intelligence...
So, the more foolish a triangle, the smarter it becomes.
Er, what a jumbled conclusion.
The comparison should indeed be between the degrees of the smallest angles.
