How do you get nothing from something? With Curry’s Triangle Paradox, of course.
A triangle, made up of different building blocks, is either perfectly filled or, when rearranged, has a section missing. How is this possible? Welcome to Curry’s Triangle Paradox. Curry’s Paradox was invented in New York City in 1953 by Paul Curry. Curry was a magician, and so you might expect some sleight of hand. But…
