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Graduating art student Shun Onozawa has created this mesmerizing device named “Movement Act” where a golden formula allow all 16 balls to continuously move through it without ever colliding [read more:

1,085,733 次观看 • 3 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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Whatever — e/acc3 年前

This is what intersections on roads will look like when everything is automated.

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Janine Curran3 年前

Can we get this graduate a job to redesign our traffic patterns? Or fix the FAA?

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Donna Mclure3 年前

Impressive thesis. I like the fact he mixed his thesis in with his juggling , he had to have been proud when he finally figured out. Would have loved to had seen the look on his. Priceless

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Frank Placido3 年前

Just like driving in Naples!

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Lance Ulanoff3 年前

I could watch that all day

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Erra 🇩🇪🇪🇺3 年前

would love to see a cat sitting next to it 🤭

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Ted Liao3 年前

That's what traffic looks like when all cars are using @tesla FSD. @elonmusk

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Robert A Dorrough3 年前

I'd bet the second law of thermodynamics that over time the balls will collide.

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remmy3 年前

it's a superconductor haha

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kylebrowning👨🏻‍💻3 年前

Red Hot Chili Peppers should buy this.

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