The structure of subsets \(S\) of the Euclidean plane that may be generated according to some prescribed geometric rule is studied. One of the prescribed rules asks that the nine-point center of each triangle having the vertices in \(S\) belongs to \(S\) as well. The author shows that such a set \(S\) is dense in the plane. The cases of orthocenters, circumcenter and centroid are also investigated.
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