Years ago I had a Japanese metal puzzle I got from ThinkGeek (RIP). I couldn’t figure out how to get it apart, so I kept it in my pocket at work. Just walking around got it to fall apart. Eventually figured out that all I needed to do was spin it, but loosely carrying it while walking does the same thing.
It’s almost always spinning that’s the trick.
i’ll try spinning, that’s a neat trick
I have one of these from some old data net company.
Same way you beat dark souls
ngl from the thumbnail I thought it was a Lockpicking lawyer video
I subscribe to this guy. I knew it would be a spin before knowing what the puzzle was.
Ahhh my YouTube short suggestions are expanding to Reddit
First impulse for me was holding it above me and blowing.
Spinning is way cooler than my choking on a coin technique
i was gonna say use a paper clip, but i guess spinning works as well.
Isn’t it awesome how YouTube always defaults to playing shorts in 240p!
The ring kinda made it obvious. I’m usually dumber than dumb for these puzzles — the reason I usually hate them — and this one I knew right away…
Literally every puzzle I get, I spin it first to see if that solves it. Yes, even jigsaw puzzles.
Brilliant~!
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within seconds i said out loud – shut up and spin it
Years ago I had a Japanese metal puzzle I got from ThinkGeek (RIP). I couldn’t figure out how to get it apart, so I kept it in my pocket at work. Just walking around got it to fall apart. Eventually figured out that all I needed to do was spin it, but loosely carrying it while walking does the same thing.
Edit: [it was this one](https://hanayama-toys.com/product/cast-news/)
Reminds me of Newton’s Bucket.
With your feet in the air, and your head on the ground…
son utiles
Centrifugal force?
How about a
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