Bermuda Triangle And Modern Day Culture

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The Effect of Triangle and Pyramid Symbolism on Ancient and Modern Day Culture

While the link between the general shape of objects and the way cultures and people see them may be coincidental. There seems to be a general connection between the shape of different objects and the way the public views them, specifically triangles and triangular shapes. Triangle and Pyramid symbolism effects different places, monuments, religions, and cultures throughout the world. From the Bermuda Triangle to the ancient pyramids of Egypt people seem to have been fascinated with the idea of triangles for a very long time.
An example of how triangle symbolism, specifically permeates modern culture is the Bermuda Triangle. This “phenomenon” has captured the eyes of the public for decades. It is an area in the middle of Bermuda, San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Miami, Florida. Several high profile cases of plane and ship disappearances have been linked to this area. Theories range from the rational, methane gas bubbles, to the unorthodox, alien bases and portals to other dimensions. While this is only one example, it is extremely high profile, at least in western areas of the world, which provides a compelling …show more content…

As the name suggests the Bermuda Triangle is a triangular region in between Florida, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. Even with massive evidence pointing towards the contrary, Most real ships and planes that “disappeared” in the bermuda triangle disappeared during bad storms and other extreme weather conditions, other times the ships/planes sank far outside the Bermuda Triangle but were attributed to some “supernatural” cause, for example the Bermuda Triangle. Sometimes the ships and planes that disappeared were not real at all (Radford), there is still a large amount of the general public that believes that the Bermuda Triangle is a magical

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