`  :: Hi there, I'm the creator of the section that you mentioned above. True, not everybody (but rather few) will visit the article in order to gain experience about the mathematics behind this game, but the concept of mutlidimensional cubes surrounding each other like boxes is mathematically quite interesting and was a lot of fun to look at. There are enough readers who seem to care about the mathematics, since the validity of these calculations was widely discussed (even in the article itself!). This is why I wrote this section in the first place: to bring some clarity to those readers. Also, it does not end in the total number of cubelets; this actually takes place in the beginning of the section. That's why the article is called ``Formulas`` and not ``Calculating the total number of cubelets``. This section should be understood as a collection of formulas to use when asking yourself about various numbers based on the cube. It is not a step-by-step calculation of the total cubelets and I'd like to put lots of emphasis on that. Also, as an encyclopedia, our task is not to claim anything as given - but to explain it in a way everybody can be able to follow. Due to this fact, merely putting up a table without any background information just listing all of these numbers would clearly be the wrong way to explain the game mathematics to the public eye, don't you think? And as for the number of layers being described as ``undisclosed``, let's just consider this information as ``useful`` and ``realistic`` as the description of what's really inside the cube (``life-changingly amazing by any definition`` - P. Molyneux). At least, if we don't know any better yet (that is: they might do that, but they might as well not).   `