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We all know that when a buttered piece of bread falls, it always lands on the buttery side.
We also know that when a cat falls , it always lands on its paws.
So here is how to generate eternal movement:
Tie a buttered piece of bread on a cat’s back. Not too tight because you don’t want to hurt the cat.
Then drop the cat from some height. Not too high for same above mentioned reason.
They will both, cat and bread, swirl endlessly in the aim of landing on their buttered paws ( not sure about that part)
And there you have endless gyroscopic movement.
We also know that when a cat falls , it always lands on its paws.
So here is how to generate eternal movement:
Tie a buttered piece of bread on a cat’s back. Not too tight because you don’t want to hurt the cat.
Then drop the cat from some height. Not too high for same above mentioned reason.
They will both, cat and bread, swirl endlessly in the aim of landing on their buttered paws ( not sure about that part)
And there you have endless gyroscopic movement.
