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A = 4πr² Exactly the surface area of a sphere, yet this shape—born from two perpendicular circles—unfolds perfectly flat without stretching, rolls in hypnotic figure-8 rhythms, and keeps its center of gravity impossibly still. The Oloid: where math whispers secrets of effortless motion, zero turbulence, and pure elegance.

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