Matthia writes at 8:05:10am on 1/20/26

cube

lingusbingus writes at 6:39:30pm on 1/8/26

Hmm. Out of sphere and cube I think I'll pick a Boeing 747-200F.

90iesKid writes at 2:16:03pm on 11/28/25

dopefish unboxing ig :3

ambi. writes at 12:27:30am on 10/24/25

sphere, because the human hand was designed to enjoy cupping things in the hand. It just ergonomically makes sense.

SpaceGorilla writes at 12:48:47pm on 9/23/25

sphere because it's not a polyhedron (shudders and vomits in mouth a little)

Aquellex writes at 9:51:56pm on 8/23/25

sphere because of hamsters

Zyxel writes at 3:30:47pm on 7/29/25

RUDE! ffr profile comment limitations cut me off. as i was saying: In the same way a mathematically perfect circle cannot and does not exist: the ceaseless hunger of entropic forces will only ever continue to consume all that is tranquil and nothing will be left undone. Time is a flat circle and the only constant is suffering.
Unfortunately, neither are the hexagon or the triangle (not to be confused with pyramid); I am going to have to go with neither.

Zyxel writes at 3:26:03pm on 7/29/25

hmm, difficult to say. Spheres are thematically more interesting to me given its unique mathematical properties. Not that cubes lack any unique properties, but I find that the sphere has cooler vibes. Cubes on the other hand are also neat and as well as less jarring since spheres have an incredibly imposing aura.
If my life was on the line and i HAD to choose, I would flip a coin to decide. However, deciding which face of the coin to attribute to which object can be quite difficult as a result of my desire to prevent any subconscious biases from interfering with the process. It's strange, isn't it? The human tenancy to contend with ones self, between its flaws and perceived "absolute correctness"? Only to exacerbate the problem by observing it and allowing it to influence us? Fake wizards will tell you to use bayesian smoothing in your data samples to iron out discrepancies and low-quality data in large sample sets but you cant smother entropy. In the same way a mathematically p

NotSpiralingEnough writes at 11:15:07pm on 7/17/25

i really appreciate that you're giving the choice of picking both, which is what i'll be choosing .
to choose only one would be to make the other feel worthless, and as someone who loves shapes i treat all of them with respect .
what i really love about both the sphere and cube is that, while being probably the most simple three-dimensional shapes, are impossible to replicate perfectly in real life . to make a perfect sphere would require for it to have an infinite amount of faces, and to make a perfect cube would need for it to have the most sharpest edges, down to an infinitely small size .
thank you for this question, wishing you the best !!

loftyb writes at 9:51:33am on 7/11/25

It's good for the soul