𝘼𝙚𝙧𝙤𝙐𝙣𝙞𝙫𝙚𝙧𝙨𝙖𝙡 on Instagram: "A short video montage humorously compares real-life footage of a cat and a puppy slipping and spinning on a manhole cover with classic Tom and Jerry chase scenes, revealing how cartoon “physics” often mirrors reality. The exaggerated slides, sudden spins, and momentum-driven chaos seen in animation closely resemble real animal movement on low-friction surfaces. The clip highlights how early animators drew inspiration from everyday observations, translati

universal Vibeeee on Instagram: "The post shares a 60-second video montage of optical illusions, including a swimmer seemingly diving onto train tracks (revealed as an adjacent pool) and road shadows mimicking snakes, captioned "Sometimes, don't trust your eyes" to highlight perceptual tricks. These visuals demonstrate how the brain's visual processing relies on context and assumptions, akin to the hollow-face illusion studied in psychology; peer-reviewed research, like Rock's 1983 "The Logic of

Gojo Edit: Alive and Kicking Inspired Video

fector on Instagram: "Instagram shares an 85-second montage video compiling everyday physics phenomena, from electrostatic spoon structures to fluid eruptions and spinning illusions, captioned simply "Physics are amazing" to evoke wonder. Released on December 14, 2025, by content creator, it amassed 49,000 likes and 734,000 views within hours, fitting their pattern of viral, feel-good science clips like abandoned space makeovers. Replies humorously highlight real-world quirks, such as ceiling fa