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  1. Bees actually don’t build hexagons. They build circles and because of material physics and unnecessarily complex mathematics, the circles become hexagons as the wax hardens. You can see this by comparing a picture of new beeswax and old beeswax

  2. If you think the square root of 2 is gross, you should see the hexagon area formula: A = 3*square root of 3/2*a^2 Although hexagons are still the bestagons, the hexagon area formula is more gross than the square root of 2.

  3. Slight argument here, hexagons are not always best for games, they usually are, but if the game’s mechanics rely on the unbalanced nature of square movement (say, chess for a normal person game, or Icon if you wanna go for a tabletop rpg) it’s using that square system to its advantage and honestly loses some of its greatness switching over to a hexagonal board.

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