This is fucking retarded, but if I want a real answer, I think I need to consult people who understand geometry.
I bought THC gummies. Well, *a* THC gummy. It is extremely high-potency (can confirm), but only comes in one gummy per package. To eat this ridiculously potent gummy in one sitting would be disaster. This is likely the reason why these ones are usually so cheap.
Thus, I need to cut it up into smaller, equal pieces.
Enter the problem - it's shaped like a fucking weed leaf, which has to be the most awkward shape in the world.
The one upside is that it has bilateral symmetry, so obviously one could at least make a vertical cut down the middle to perfectly cut it into two, but that's as far as I can get.
The goal - to cut this stupid shape into 6 equal pieces.
I have provided a picture of the thing itself in all it's lop-sided asymmetrical glory, as well as a more symmetrized red outline for which to indicate the cuts. Can /sci/ figure it out?
I bought THC gummies. Well, *a* THC gummy. It is extremely high-potency (can confirm), but only comes in one gummy per package. To eat this ridiculously potent gummy in one sitting would be disaster. This is likely the reason why these ones are usually so cheap.
Thus, I need to cut it up into smaller, equal pieces.
Enter the problem - it's shaped like a fucking weed leaf, which has to be the most awkward shape in the world.
The one upside is that it has bilateral symmetry, so obviously one could at least make a vertical cut down the middle to perfectly cut it into two, but that's as far as I can get.
The goal - to cut this stupid shape into 6 equal pieces.
I have provided a picture of the thing itself in all it's lop-sided asymmetrical glory, as well as a more symmetrized red outline for which to indicate the cuts. Can /sci/ figure it out?
