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That wouldn't really work because the only reason we use a circular disk is so we can spin it really fast and not move the lasers much. A sphere or cube wouldn't really make sense in that respect.

BTW, "spheres hold the largest volume in the same amount of space"
that's not true. Volume = space. You probably meant largest volume with the same amount of surface area (which is completely irrelevant).

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