Ferrolic
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Ferrolic
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#2It reminds me of the game World of Goo - those uncanny black blobs floating around.
As the site says, the device can only withstand a few months of sustained use - which is a pity.
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#3Cool!
The designer (http://zelfkoelman.com/) is Dutch, and the name is actually a pun in Dutch. The word 'Ferrolic' is pronounced almost the same as the Dutch word 'vrolijk', which means 'happy' or 'joyful'.
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#4Seeing this, I just can't stop thinking of why they choose to create an entertaining device and if this fluid has any practical applications.
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#5Thats pretty amazing!
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#6Things I want to see:
* the game of life
* someone blowing smoke rings
* Robert Patrick from Terminator 2
* maybe a waterfall
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#7Nice to see someone has done this finally!
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#8Seeing this, I just can't stop thinking of why they choose to create an entertaining device and if this fluid has any practical applications.
It does have practical applications, but that doesn't mean you can't use it for entertainment too.
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#9Cool! The designer ( http://zelfkoelman.com/ ) is Dutch, and the name is actually a pun in Dutch. The word 'Ferrolic' is pronounced almost the same as the Dutch word 'vrolijk', which means 'happy' or 'joyful'.
It's also a pun on the English frolic (which derives from the Dutch word, apparently).
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#10My first thought after seeing the video was "you could make a really cool James Bond-movie introductory title scene or five with this".