It starts off slow but gets crazy at the end 😭👌🏻⚡️

Like third world migration

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after 30 seconds I was like MF got me 😭 😂

😭😭😭 I thought the same at first

>Every time the balls collide a new one spawns. Was the question "how do gays multiply?"

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Not a terrible model to explain runaway fission

Yes i call this work: "Ellice Island and It's Consequences"

This is a great visual for exponential growth

If only this could be applied to some sort of reaction and harnessed for power...

Great example of AI Singularity.

I thought you were lying for a while there 🤣

lol many thought so, until the situation escalates 😭💯

There cant be more than 271,000 balls in there.

This is simulation of our current H1B visa program

$Qubic Smart Contract dividends

So… be honest? who just dragged the video cursor until you saw 3 or more balls? ✋

Like immigrants, every time their balls collide, a new one pops out

The beginning feels like this

This is how billionaire wealth grows.

This is a good way of understanding exponentials. Plotting this on a chart would be interesting.

This is how nuclear fission works.

I hear Tyler Folse in my head talking about how "this is like in a nuclear reactor, without control rods, you get an uncontrolled nuclear chain reaction event that eventually leads to a loss of thermal management and then 'bad things happen'".

And that’s how a fission bomb works folks

This must be a reference to our satellites currently in orbit……. AKA.. Kessler syndrome

Population of India, represented in an alternative visual way

This is actually what's happening in space. Satellites colliding create more chance of satellites colliding.

The history of the world - or even more profound - the history of the universe!

Nuclear fission.

This is how Chernobyl ended

Why it’s hard to believe there’s 10,000+ satellites orbiting the earth at 17,000 mph.

@maude_zillaaa satisfaction

If this simulation is programmed to base the new ball's color on a mixture of the two that spawned it, every ball will quickly become brown.

This is how microwave popcorn is born