The discussion clarifies the relationships between apparent power (S), real power (P), and reactive power (Q) using a visual representation with boxes. It explains that the transition from the yellow box to the pink box involves defining the phase difference between voltage and current angles. The blue box is derived from the pink box through Euler's formula and trigonometric principles, specifically using the properties of a right triangle. The negative current angle in the yellow box is justified by the convention that inductors consume positive reactive power, which necessitates a phase shift. Overall, the conversation aims to simplify the understanding of power triangle and box conversions in electrical engineering.