Can You Solve the Matchstick Puzzle to Form a Tetrahedron?

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The discussion centers around a puzzle involving matches, where participants are challenged to rearrange three matches to create a tetrahedron shape. A link is provided that leads to a spoiler, indicating the solution to the puzzle. The solution involves moving three matches to achieve the desired geometric form. The conversation highlights the cleverness of the puzzle and the importance of visualizing spatial arrangements.
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Warning - this link is a spoiler so don't look if you don't want to know
http://n0n.madtracker.net/lucifers.gif

unless of course its wrong.
 
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That is, as in clever.
 
Answer:

Move 3 matches to form a tetrahedron.
 
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