Muoctahedronhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Petrie-2.gif
Mutetrahedronhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Petrie-3.gif
Those are all indeed regular polyhedra.
Feel free to ask questions.
I am not ebuc.
Regular skew apeirohedron
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@Intelligence_06
Feel free to ask questions.
Which of them is your favorite? Which to you think would be cube-boy's favorite?
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@Discipulus_Didicit
Which of them is your favorite?
From a utilitarian view, the Mucube. The flow would be much more smoother. I imagine future transportation roads 'd'be looking like this. Very efficient.
Which to you think would be cube-boy's favorite?
Also the mucube. I mean, it is the CUBE-boy, not the hexagon boy or the stellated dodecahedron boy.
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@Intelligence_06
Wow, that was... a surprisingly well-thought-out answer.
The first one I mean.
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@Discipulus_Didicit
The mutetrahedron would be more like a filter/mixer. It already looks like some kind of hopper. I imagine these three shapes will be used in industry in the near future when we are cherishing more and more and more and more about efficiency.
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@Intelligence_06
I imagine these three shapes will be used in industry in the near future when we are cherishing more and more and more and more about efficiency.
How interested in nerd shit like that are you in a scale from 1 to 10? I know a YouTube channel you may like depending in your answer.
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@Discipulus_Didicit
I myself don’t know how much am I interested in it, but I am relatively interested in design and I like the cybertruck. Simplicity is the key.
My parents just shared this to me yesterday and I just liked it the moment it showed up. There is something called petrial of halved mucube and I am mind blown.
There is also something called outside in. Best video made in my opinion. Topology is great.
My parents just shared this to me yesterday and I just liked it the moment it showed up. There is something called petrial of halved mucube and I am mind blown.
There is also something called outside in. Best video made in my opinion. Topology is great.