@IsaacKing314 I tried to read the first Artemis Fowl. It describes what a genius he is, then demonstrates it with a generic, Sherlock Holmes deduction that's just like every other genius story you've ever read. Couldn't get into it.
Then they let that guy write a Hitchhiker's Guide novel.
@todayyearsold I think the answer is supposed to be that they're not sides anymore, since what you have left is no longer a closed shape. You have either 2 parallel lines, or an angle, which has legs, not sides (which is something I had to Google). So if you take away 2 sides, you have 0 sides.
My take on all the recent Odyssey discourse:
The story is over 2,500 years old and fictional. Do anything you want with it. It literally does not matter. Classic literature is meant to be explored and experimented with, not adhered to. If you don't like it, don't read/watch it.
@ZackBornstein You know how they say being funny makes you more attractive? It works the other way, too. Being attractive makes people think you're funnier than you are. This unfortunately has led to a trend of frat bro comedians whose crowd work is just hitting on women in the audience.
@MerriamWebster I love my Webster's Unabridged from 1954. I mainly use it when people say, "You won't believe what word they just put in the dictionary!" Because nine chances out of ten, it's been there for years; you've only just now noticed it.