Drawn, not written
Geometry was always going to end up on a shirt. It’s the one branch of maths you draw rather than write. A right angle, two parallel lines, a solid unfolded flat: the notation is the picture, and it has barely needed an update since Euclid wrote the textbook.
The geometry shirts that wear well never explain themselves. They reward the second look: the everyday phrase that turns out to be a real construction, the shape that turns out to have only one side. Get it, and you’re in the club.
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