You Must Watch It All

There is nothing else to say as an intro to this video:

www.youtube.com...

If you can't top it, or debunk it, you have not been paying attention. It is just sheer pleasure to watch someone who is good at what they do.

This may have been shown before but it is worth another look.

Just thinking about thinking that hard makes my head hurt.

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Some description about the video or even the topic title?

I can't see the video right now but i might have seen it before.

reply to post by luciddream


I do not have the words which this vid desearves.
Allow me to say, this involves more thought and concentration than most of us could muster without blowing a brain fuse.

reply to post by teamcommander


That's incredible!!

I agree, words do not suffice. It's a 'balancing act' but so much more. (for those who ask).

reply to post by teamcommander


Just not enough hook to get me to view the vid, sorry.
If you need hits on your page, you could do one of those advertisement things though.

reply to post by g146541


I don't have a "page" so i don't need hits.
Just something I thought I'd share for those who might appreciate it.

reply to post by teamcommander


OK subscribing for later!

Video is of an Asian women performing on a talent show like program. She performs an amazing balancing act with several long sticks very eloquently. I watched the entire video and must say it was well worth the seven minutes. Watch it in your spare time for an inspirational boost and a great display of human ability.

A very similar act has already been posted in this thread (The OP in that thread described it as "one of the most beautiful and meaningful acts you will ever see.") Still pretty cool though www.abovetopsecret.com...

Why did the centre stick stay perfectly upright at the end?
Was it a free standing one?

reply to post by NarcolepticBuddha


Yes, similar.
I still like watching the woman do it. Of course, I prefer watching women doing almost anything.

reply to post by Chukkles


I thought the last stick also fell.
It had a broad base but only stood until she removed the feather.
The weight of the feather was the key to the balance of the whole system of sticks.
I guess the demonstrates the real meaning of "the butterfly effect".