@lowqualityfacts a dark side, a light side, and a horny side.

@lowqualityfacts Nobody among us can demonstrate otherwise. It’s intuitively obvious.

@lowqualityfacts An inside, an outside, and a beside.

@lowqualityfacts As someone who uses a rotating hypercube as his avatar, I concur that a cube has only 3 sides. 🧊

@lowqualityfacts and the number of the counting shall be three…

@lowqualityfacts "up", "backwards", and "left" are the only real directions, everywhere else is a side effect of relativity (if you ever get dizzy thinking about physics, this is why)

@lowqualityfacts well, a Cubist certainly does.

@lowqualityfacts this one. This is the one that undermines democracy. I hope you are proud of you.

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a triptohedron, first invented by Denisovans possibly as a game or religious artifact.

@lowqualityfacts truth

@lowqualityfacts WYSIWYG.

@lowqualityfacts technically true, but incomplete fact

@lowqualityfacts i know about the in-side and the out-side, but i can't de-cide what's the 3rd one.

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Inside, outside, & the other side
(Not the one with John Edward)

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THERE!
ARE!
*FOUR*!
LIGHTS!

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Well, I can only observe three sides at a time. Object permanence is the very height of presumptuous.

@lowqualityfacts only if it's half a cube

@lowqualityfacts the outside, the inside and the other side.

@lowqualityfacts three dimensions maybe?

@lowqualityfacts And both of them are roundly perpendicular

@lowqualityfacts 4-sided cubes are unstable and only exist for a fraction of a second under laboratory conditions.

@lowqualityfacts Finally, an LQF that's actually true!

@lowqualityfacts yet it looks like it has six - it's amazing what you can do with mirrors.