一些逻辑训练的谜题:娜塔莎、十二点钟和茶
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A1: Oczywiście(Obviously), no matter how we place the signs, the six corners of the biggest hexagon will have at least 3 minuses or at least 3 pluses, and any given three corners among them can form a triangle, thus it's impossible to keep all triangles in the picture inconsistent trinities.
A2: Actually, if we place the signs this way(the central one is a minus sign),

all those signs of the same kind are well segregated, and through the only lines they're connected with each other via, we can easily see there're only 7 consistent trinities of the minus symbol, and 4 consistent trinities of the plus symbol.
And we sure don't need to count or calculate to know there're more than 22 triangles in this picture, so there will be more than 11 inconsistent trinities. That is to say, without further constructing new points and lines, we already have more inconsistent trinities than the consistent ones.
A2: Actually, if we place the signs this way(the central one is a minus sign),

all those signs of the same kind are well segregated, and through the only lines they're connected with each other via, we can easily see there're only 7 consistent trinities of the minus symbol, and 4 consistent trinities of the plus symbol.
And we sure don't need to count or calculate to know there're more than 22 triangles in this picture, so there will be more than 11 inconsistent trinities. That is to say, without further constructing new points and lines, we already have more inconsistent trinities than the consistent ones.
