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[Alexandr Korol]

I’m showing this so you can simply understand how my own cube begins to rotate like this, or rather, how these “drunken” cubes start forming around my main cube — twisted cubes, however you prefer to imagine them. I’m just showing you why, at exactly this angle and degree, this additional cube appears. In fact, four of them first appear around my fifth cube. So, there’s my main central cube, but around it appear four more cubes — thanks to one dodecahedron, four cubes appear. But there’s another dodecahedron as well, which is the paradox. And it generates another four cubes. Because the one main dodecahedron causes one rotation producing four cubes around it, and then around my main cube itself, there’s another rotation — adding another four cubes. So in total, my cube is like the ninth — central — and eight cubes surround it. That’s how it is.