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The discussion revolves around playful commentary on the Rubik's Cube and its more complex variant, the Rubik's Hypercube, suggesting that the latter is more exciting. References to "Timecube" and group theory highlight a mix of humor and intellectual curiosity. The term "teehee" is noted as an expression of amusement. There are also mentions of using Firefox with Adblock, indicating a shift to tech-related advice. Overall, the conversation blends humor with a light exploration of mathematical concepts.
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It must have been made by the Redundancy Department's Department of Redundancy.
 
Nah, you need the Rubik's Hypercube to really excite people.
 
Timecube!
 
I remember an interesting article about Rubik's cube in SciAm. Something about using group theory.
 
what's with the "teehee"?
 
jhae2.718 said:
Nah, you need the Rubik's Hypercube to really excite people.
haha!

7D! :eek:
Pengwuino said:
Timecube!
AHAHAHAH!
glueball8 said:
what's with the "teehee"?
An expression he occasionally uses, to express amusement.
 
Get Firefox with Adblock.
 

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