Geometry without the diagrams doing the work: represent points as position vectors and the classical theorems - midpoints, medians, perpendicular diagonals - fall to algebra. Elegant, general and exam-favoured. This is the real knowscape from knowhere, not a picture of one. Drag it. Watch what actually changes.
A line is one point plus every scalar multiple of a direction; a plane is one point plus every combination of two. That's the whole topic: fix where you start, then say which way you're allowed to move. Every question is just asking where two of these freedoms cross, miss, or coincide.
Represent geometric points as position vectors from the origin, then prove theorems by manipulating these vectors algebraically rather than relying on diagram constructions.
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