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Inspired by @ashe’s Exploding Human Body, I set up a site to Put in any object (“an Iphone”, “a data center”, “an Ozempic pill”, “the soul”. etc), and it will “explode it” and teach you what each component does AND, tell you which public companies make each component, with...

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Greg Kamradtvor 24 Tagen

Cc @ashebytes

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BittensorOG ττvor 24 Tagen

Pretty cool man! My son is obsessed with the Titanic so we dis that. Worked pretty impressively. Want to try it on a bigger screen.

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James Altuchervor 24 Tagen

Wow, the Titanic looks pretty cool.

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Paolo Rossonvor 24 Tagen

Awesome!

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Joel Commvor 24 Tagen

Not gonna lie. That’s pretty slick

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Lei Lani Lucerovor 24 Tagen

This is magnificent. Thank you.

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Michael Dorauschvor 24 Tagen

Exploded human is amazing 😍

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ImbalancingActvor 24 Tagen

Self-portrait.

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Pratik Dalwadivor 24 Tagen

very cool and useful i would just nerd out on these details of components

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Md Fahimvor 24 Tagen

This is such a cool idea. Turning everyday objects into interactive learning and investment research is a powerful combo. 🔥

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J.T.vor 24 Tagen

There is a museum or garage that has an F1 car with each single part hanging from a line. Amazing to see and learn from.

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Tom Ciccivor 24 Tagen

James’ idea muscle strikes again

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BoorChessvor 24 Tagen

Bet it can't do it with what FIDE is cooking up for the WC.

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