With proper home schooling,
clever 22nd Century children
could return Godel’s Cube
to the fourth dimension
With just 7 & 5/3rds twists
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Interesting! just wondering how twist is defined?! In this case, does it need to reach specific degrees before you can safely call it a "twist"? I would like to get one of these.
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