Gozinta Boxes of Lubor Fiedler

This is incredible. How is this even possible? Identical boxes are not really identical. These Two Boxes Fit Inside Each Other!
The Gozinta Boxes are a topological magic trick invented by Lubor Fiedler in 1966 and first introduced at the 1970 FISM convention in Amsterdam. In this trick, a die box is removed from a box. The positions are subsequently reversed and the outer box is now placed inside the die, creating a paradoxical situation. Gozinta Boxes of Lubor Fiedler
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Gozinta Boxes paradox

[robertorober]

The sides are not perfect squares. They are rectangles. That game is just for stimulate the mind of the japanesse kids.

[veproject]

I just want to draw your attention to how accurately the dimensions are calculated. After all, if you make a mistake by a millimeter, the boxes will not fit one into the other.

[Onozitsthpopo]

Some will say is because the boxes are rectangular prisms instead of cubes. This is just what THEY want you to believe.
The truth is it's black magic ✨

[regisvoiclair]

Ridiculous ! : the boxes are simply not cubic: seen from above, they are rectangular.

[mikean]

They are exactly the same.
If you only measure 2 sides

[robertmcdonnold]

The boxes are not perfectly square. Not the same dimension on all sides.

[showyama]

What is the name of Japanese professor ?

[DeltaZavr.]

Белецкий у себя объяснял, что они разного размера просто.

[Eduardo_eduardo]

As caixas não são cubos, mas retangulares.

[SlavaSomov]

Wrong title. That is not a cubes. And nothing incredible there because of that

[Владимир-чий]

А тонатр радостный запихал прямоугольник один в другой.

[manuelvaldes]

Muy fácil. No son cubos perfectos. Dos caras opuestas son cuadrados y las otras cuatro son rectángulos.

[OlivierFRscooter]

Tiktok quality kind of content there together with the horrible text to speech :(