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[Alexandr Korol]

Here in the example above, I’m also showing a tetrahedron pointing upward, how it is positioned in my matrix when it is built not according to my main large cube, but according to a cube of a different size that formed due to the many intersections. So, when we created 64 smaller cubes, all those intersections appeared, which gave rise to cubes of various sizes, and consequently to all other geometric shapes of different sizes, including tetrahedrons. This is what I’m demonstrating to you above using the example of the tetrahedron.