Keith it would be idiotic to imply that equalised anchors and the American Death Triangle have any real context to each other!

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How an anchor is rigged is up to the person who attaches to it and has nothing to do with the position of the anchor points - in fact by just making it impossible to equalise with 2 similar length quickdraws, you are probably more likely to have people who create an ADC - so I do not know if you have a point at all or whether you grasp that an ADC can happen wherever there are two anchors.
Lets looks back at the three legged cow and point out that shared load will extend the life of each anchor way more then if you load one until it fails and then load the next one. That is logical. Shared loads are logical, which is why my four legged table (or cow) is able to cope better than your one legged table or 3 legged cow. Let's just say that most people prefer to be on two anchors than one.
How about you try this- climb really high up a big wall and then place one piece of pro and suspend all your gear and yourself off it. Then go to sleep for the night - and tell yourself it's only a static load and go to sleep (after reading a long and tedious explanation on common mode failures - and if that can't get you to go to sleep then not much will) Surely by that distorted logic and your implicit faith in it you will sleep soundly...