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How mirror mazes hide their glass edges

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Walking into your own reflection repeatedly requires some very clever geometry. Designers construct the maze using a perfect 60-degree equilateral triangle grid, ensuring that every supporting pillar flawlessly conceals the thick edge of the glass. This seamless alignment tricks your brain into seeing infinite hallways instead of obvious panels.

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