Combinations on other puzzles

1x1x1 pyraminx?
Good question. Now I will attempt to answer the question all the elite brains in MIT have failed to answer. Trying to calculate the sheer amount of 0 there is in that number will result in a self maintenance system embedded to the codes in the Internet to override resulting various nuclear weapons to undergo a destruction program to the G7 countries. But I have spent several hours working 5 Pentagon level quantum computers to work it out. Behold the equation...

3x3x3x3=12

Of course, this is assuming you don't count the rotations as a variable.If you included that it would result in a USA military aircraft containing a biological weapon to unleash in Russia resulting superhuman beings with superior genome sequencing and nuclear mutations to take over Earth. I hope you don't do that...
 
*Cough cough*
Anyway... So is anyone doing the fisher cube combination?
Off the top of my head, 4 of the centers have 4 possible orientations, so that multiplies the number of possible permutations by 1024.

The middle layer edges look the same in both of their orientations, so it's possible to flip an even number of them and the cube will still look identical. I believe that means that for every permutation, there are 7 others that look the same with different edge orientations, so divide by 8. So if I'm not mistaken that adds up to 5,536,256,419,134,701,568,000 permutations on a Fisher cube
 
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