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Minimax H3 Max. Ten marbles, one per second, single file, off the edge. Prompt: "a new marble leaving the jar roughly every second, never two at once" Duration: 15s. Camera: locked, shelf height. A rate in the picture and a rate in the sound line. Two clocks that agree.

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