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In 1952, about to do a PhD at Cambridge University, Roger Penrose made a tetrahedral puzzle to break the ice with his fellow graduate students.
72 years later he shows us how.
Watch the full video. As soothing as watching reindeer trekking across the snow: youtu.be/CD-21ytpCJU
72 years later he shows us how.
Watch the full video. As soothing as watching reindeer trekking across the snow: youtu.be/CD-21ytpCJU
March 30, 2025 at 3:10 PM
In 1952, about to do a PhD at Cambridge University, Roger Penrose made a tetrahedral puzzle to break the ice with his fellow graduate students.
72 years later he shows us how.
Watch the full video. As soothing as watching reindeer trekking across the snow: youtu.be/CD-21ytpCJU
72 years later he shows us how.
Watch the full video. As soothing as watching reindeer trekking across the snow: youtu.be/CD-21ytpCJU