iBilib: One piece of PAPER can raise a glass of water (Prove it to Bilib it)

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Aired (January 21, 2024): Folding a piece of paper multiple times allows it to take on the structure of a Truss Bridge, which enhances its stability due to its triangular shape.

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00:00 Hi Believers! This is the game that has the skill of discarding and experimenting.

00:03 This is...

00:04 Roulette to the Ticket!

00:06 Here's the question.

00:09 True or false?

00:10 Can you stack this big cup with an elephant?

00:14 Who?

00:15 Me.

00:16 Here in these two smaller cups with chicken.

00:18 Using paper only.

00:21 In 3, 2, 1, go!

00:24 Gentleman, Jamie.

00:26 She's so gentle.

00:27 She's so fast.

00:29 There it is!

00:30 She's so fast.

00:31 Do you have a chance?

00:33 True.

00:35 True? Okay, prove it.

00:37 Can I move the cups?

00:38 No.

00:39 Just one? Why just one?

00:41 Just one paper.

00:42 You gave up?

00:49 It's so hard.

00:51 The elephant put water in the cup.

00:54 Yes, the elephant.

00:55 I don't want to do this anymore.

00:57 Okay, I'm sorry.

00:59 You're so strong.

01:03 We have a challenger here.

01:04 I like this. We have a competitor.

01:07 Sorry, I'm shy but it's false.

01:10 False.

01:11 False.

01:12 False.

01:13 I think it's impossible.

01:15 It's impossible for you.

01:16 Because it's heavy.

01:18 Actually, the answer is true.

01:20 Okay.

01:21 What?

01:22 I'm still okay.

01:25 You're so strong, Chris.

01:26 So, it's like this.

01:28 It should be this thick to fold.

01:30 And then.

01:31 I just gave you the answer.

01:34 I answered it as a false so that I can have the answer.

01:38 So that you can have the answer.

01:39 So that you can have the answer.

01:40 So, it will come out like this.

01:43 So, this is our folded paper.

01:46 It has a layer like that.

01:48 It's like accordion.

01:49 It's like accordion.

01:50 It's like a drum.

01:53 So, it will be hard.

01:55 See?

02:00 Wow!

02:01 See?

02:03 The elephant can eat chicken now.

02:05 And not only that.

02:07 Let's add water.

02:09 Amazing!

02:10 It's heavy.

02:12 Amazing!

02:13 When we folded the paper,

02:16 we made a truss bridge.

02:19 The truss bridge is a design of a thread

02:23 that uses connected triangles

02:25 to support the weight of a load

02:28 or the thing that is placed.

02:30 In our experiment,

02:31 there are connected triangles

02:33 in every zigzag pattern of the folded paper.

02:37 And because the triangle is the strongest shape in geometry,

02:41 its shape is firm and not easily deformed.

02:45 If there are many folds of paper,

02:47 many connected triangles will be lifted from the load.

02:51 And because the folded paper did not collapse or fall,

02:54 it means that its stability is high

02:57 and it does not fall.

02:59 It can lift a glass with water.

03:03 I believe.

03:04 Thank you.

03:06 The End

03:09 The End

03:12 The End

03:15 The End

03:18 The End

03:21 [BLANK_AUDIO]

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