Rule of Three
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Rule of Three
A general rule of thumb that applies in many areas such as writing, public speaking, and design. Grouping things in threes is more memorable and satisfying. It is also good guideline for when something is a reoccurring pattern as opposed to a random occurrence. It is a good amount of times to iterate with something. When asking "why", stopping at three is a good level and provides enough detail.