The rationality meetup this week is an origami skillshare. We may or may not choose to work together on a piece of modular origami during the event. Additional meetup details here; generally around 8 people show up to each meetup.
Parameters:
"Complex" refers to the number of individual paper units used. A 70 unit polyhedron that is easy to assemble will be considered more complex than a 12 unit cube where you need to know non-euclidian geometry to get the units assembled together properly.
"Completed" means fully assembled according to instructions provided (to the best of our knowledge).
"Piece" should be one that can plausibly be traced to a book or instructions that you can find online via google. This disqualifies Brent's "Square Pancake Stack".
Resolves "0-10" if no modular origami piece ends up being made.
Uploaded image shows page 1 of the table of contents in one of many origami books I plan on bringing (The Complete Book of Origami Polyhedra by Tomoko Fuse).
This is a fun idea, I'd love to copy this for one of our own Taco Tuesdays!
(Also: hi @jenn lovely to see you on our site! I really, really liked your blog post comparing EA to non-EA charities~)