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two copies of itself. For the ball, five pieces are sufficient to do this. |
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two copies of itself. For the ball, five pieces are sufficient to do this; it cannot be done with fewer than five. |
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At least this is the way it is commonly understood. In fact, however, the paradox is even stronger than that. It states: |
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There is an even stronger version of the paradox: |
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