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Liquid is the classical state of matter with a definite volume but no fixed shape.
cats are liquid
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Demonstrating the Pythagorean theorem with liquid.
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Honestly at first I thought the yellow triangle was a pair of panties and the transparent squares were legs & torso. But the reality is way cool.
This animation of falling sand was created by defining 16 simple rules [shown below] about how the sand ought to behave in 2×2 grids. Breaking up the problem makes it easy to simulate the complicated patterns of falling sand. Systems which define rules on a grid like this are called cellular automata. Other famous examples include Conway’s Game of Life.
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