That's actually crazy

It works

Itt: twitter users find out about basic physics

That's because in our minds the spoon-fork dangle straight down, while actually they dangle way behind the pivot point (where the glass edge and the toothpick meet) effectively lifting the outer point of the toothpick up rather than pulling it down. Thanks, it made me think👍

Physics 🤯

We used to do that 30 years ago

You can burn the other end to

@grok is this possible?

90s Waitresses everywhere 🙄🤦‍♀️

Go to school

@grok in a comic yet scientific way, explain how this proves we’re in a simulation to the masses.

We had toy birds that did this in the 90’s.

AYOO.. DIPIKIRKAN SECARA LOGIKA! AYOO AYOO..

Like how did he find out honestly

It’s not hard to understand really! The guy watched Paul Daniel’s as a kid 🤗

There are souvenirs like these since my childhood

I swear I said the same thing the caption said before even looking down at it.

@SuperGrok how is this possible

This is a really old trick, you piece of rxtard

Bar trick

Probably something to do with the heat sorta creating a seal I’m sure if they picked it up and tried to out it down in the same spot it wouldn’t balance again the same way🤷

Fulcrum

Who else went to try this?

Prison 😆

Physics! Bitches!!!

Just an old bar trick we all used to do.

Sistem hataları var resmen ya

Physics!

I want to know why it was able to stay balanced at first even before he set it on fire

😂

Bet someone that you can balance a quarter on the edge of the glass, then do this trick with two forks and a quarter instead of the toothpick. Works easy. (For those in Rio Linda, you DON'T tell your mark that you're gonna use forks)