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Tetris shapes are mathematically identical blocks

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Despite how much you hate the Z-block, every single piece is composed of exactly four identical squares. This strict adherence to tetrominoes means the chaotic nightmare of managing your board is completely your own fault, built entirely on perfectly equal mathematical footing. There is no unfairness, only your own spatial incompetence.

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