Self stirring spoon. Effective trick and its solution

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Self stirring spoon. Focus Secret

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There is a cup with a teaspoon on the table. Remove the spoon from it and put it aside for a while. Now do the following. Pour non-existent boiling water from a non-existent teapot into a cup. Then take a spoon and put some non-existent tea in a cup, and after that throw in a couple of pieces of sugar.

Then, with the words "Spoon, stir the tea yourself," lower the spoon into the cup and release it. The spoon will indeed begin to describe circles in the cup, which will be clearly seen from its handle, peeking out of the cup.

Focus secret:

At the bottom of the cup, from the inside, a small bearing was fixed with the help of a round piece of wood slightly protruding from below, mounted on it, with a diameter slightly less than the inner diameter of the cup.

Focus Self-Stirring Spoon

When non-existent tea fell into the cup, you managed to quickly and imperceptibly, taking the opportunity, unwind the bearing along the axis with your finger. The spoon, after that, placed with its lower end on the balls of a rotating bearing, and described circles with it.

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