TLDR you can take a unit sphere, chop into 5 (I think) disjoint pieces, and reassemble them with normal 3D motions (no bending, just isometries or whatever - basically moving or twisting allowed) and get two spheres with no holes. Construction relies on controversial (but highly useful and widely accepted) axiom of choice. Pieces are "infinitely sharp" lol

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My son is going to be very dissapointed with what Im about to do to one of his playballs