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Matt Parker recently posted a video on the distribution of dimples on golf balls: Golf balls: how many holes in one?
Some golf balls use Goldberg polyhedra, others use… not Goldberg polyhedra.
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Yea no. Not every bottom side matches a top side so this is not a dice.
In the original post on rpgmemes, someone suggested rolling it on a glass table and crawling underneath to check the result.
Is a D4 a dice?
Trick question, nothing is really a dice.
What is we’re all just characters in some fantasy game, our choices dependant on the dice rolls and whims of creatures far greater and more real than us?
You just need to be creative. If there is no side facing directly up, you just avarage all sides closest to up.
Applebee, He writes crazy small.