Talk:Dyad (Greek philosophy)

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[edit] Misleading

The dyad is not a representation of the number two, and the article seems to have been written under a misunderstanding. I've made some preliminary fixes, but as it stands the article hardly seems to serve any purpose. Fuller discussion can be found at Talk:Pentad.  Fuzzypeg  ^talk  23:50, 16 January 2008 (UTC)