before my esteemed friend from March/Preston asks
what is a 4-dimensional tetrahedron?
As opposed to the classic 3-D one.
Posted By: camcan, Nov 19, 17:01:50
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- It's a 2-dimensional projection of the 4-D analogue of a tetrahedron
Posted By: yarmyyarmy, Nov 19, 17:06:44 - apparently there are at least 11 dimensions
Posted By: Tombs, Nov 19, 17:05:21 - 3It doubles up as time machine
Posted By: Ken Dodds Dads Dog, Nov 19, 17:03:37
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