The Absolute Cube

The Absolute Cube is basically the 'cubest' a cube can be. More formally, it is the closest you can be to a perfectly accurate cube, so all other cubes are less like the idea of a 'cube' or are exactly just as accurate. Because of this, The Absolute Cube is very geometrically stable. 
Absolute Cubes also tesselate, which can form many larger-scale structures, like The Absolute Truth. When tessellated, Absolute Cubes can store information extremely efficiently, and the facesNot actually faces because of having too many dimensions. of Absolute Cubes are actually formed of a slightly lower-dimensional Absolute Cube, and it goes down infinitely (down ω levels), and the cube's edge lengthsNot actually edges because of The Absolute Cube having too many dimensions. getting slightly smaller each time, with the smallest being about \epsilon_{512}Planck lengths, but the exact value is currently unknown.
==Composition==
Inside The Absolute Cube's surface resides a single Absolute Octahedron, and the actual surface, as already said, is composed of Absolute Cubes.
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