Nope, you're not having an acid flashback, it's a tesseract! It is to a 3 dimensional cube what a cube is to a 2 dimensional square: fucking TRIPPY. Apparently, the hypersurface of the tesseract consists of 8 cubic cells, 3 per edge. If you can find them all, you win a tube of airplane glue and a paper bag courtesy of R3.
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%(Images from conflusions.com and wikimedia.org. After trying to figure this out for over an hour, I saw a hypercube that wasn't projected into 3 dimensions, and it made a little more sense.)
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