Rube Goldberg machines are all about taking as many steps as possible to do something really simple. In this clip from the Japanese educational television program, PythagoraSwitch, a small red ball called Biisuke travels through a Rube Goldberg machine to rescue his yellow and green-colored brothers from the ball prison. It’s a pretty neat idea to turn the classic RG machine into an epic quest.
You can find more small machines on the program’s YouTube page.
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The folks at 2dhouse created this impressive machine in honor of Valentine’s Day tomorrow.
I’m a big fan of Rube Goldberg machines and posted one of my favorites a few weeks back here. I suggest you try something like this for your date.
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It should certainly win you some effort points at the very least. I might set one of these up at my place just in case I ever have someone come over for drinks on a whim.
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[via Neatorama]
I hope you are familiar with Rube Goldberg machines, but if you aren’t, they are machines that achieve simple tasks through complex means. And as far as Rube Goldberg machines are concerned, the more outlandish and complex the better…
Above, you will find a particularly impressive example from Joseph Herscher, a computer programmer from Brooklyn, who created his machine implementing 19 steps to turn the page of his newspaper.
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I think what I find particularly impressive about his creation is his use of an interesting array of materials like laptops and hamsters and also difficult to use heat sources like fireworks and burners.
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I look forward to his next project in which he hopes to turn off the lights when he leaves the room.
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[via Huffingtonpost]