Putting A Pentagon, Hexagon, And Heptagon Together Around A Point ALMOST Gives You A Full 360 (actually

Putting a pentagon, hexagon, and heptagon together around a point ALMOST gives you a full 360° (actually 356.571429°)

If I were God, I would have patched this by now.

what's your favorite base? 2, 10, hex, other?

Hmmm.... can't say I've thought of it in those terms. also idc about numbers that much because there actually isn't a whole lot of them in math lol.

I suppose base 2 is obviously objectively good because computers; base 16 is like the same but easier to represent. I think base 60 like the Sumerians used is pretty cool bc it's divisible by a lot of numbers but it's also pretty complicated... I guess since in the modern world we use base 10 for most things and that is what I am most used to I will have to say that.

primes higher than 17 and lower than 101 are all such bullshit numbers

Today's discovery: With 45-degree lighting, two cubes positioned vertically a cube's length apart will have one continuous shadow. Any further and the shadows separate, the second being twice the length of the first.

This is because the grounded cubes only cast shadow from the top-front-right edge, while the floating cubes also cast from the bottom-back-left edge.

look at it... beautiful