So, does a rectangle’s diagonals bisect each other? Yes, always, and yes, forever. It’s one of those truths you can take to the bank, like gravity or the fact that pineapple on pizza divides people.
Next time you see a rectangle—a book, a screen, a rug—give a silent nod to those crossing lines. They’re holding everything together. And honestly? That’s pretty cool for a shape with only four corners.
Now go draw an X on a piece of paper and impress someone. I dare you. You’ll be the life of the geometry party. (Yes, that’s a real party. I’ve been.)
