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Don’t use anything—only the coin and the power of your mind.
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Then I asked the AI if such a feat could be done.
Clearly, she knows nothing at all.
🔎 In practice, here’s what happens:
A coin can be stuck with tape, glue or putty.
It can also cling with magnets if the wall is metal.
Otherwise, gravity and a smooth surface will make it fall.✨ That’s why the challenge is more of a creative or poetic game: imagining the mind strong enough to make the impossible happen. It’s an exercise in humour and imagination rather than a real experiment.
I actually did it with nothing but the coin and my mind. – The more you believe, the quicker you’ll make it happen.
And I managed it more than once, both on textured walls and on a smooth wall. When I achieved it for the very first time, I leapt with joy and was absolutely astonished.
It started as a way to entertain myself when the electricity was out… you know, boredom can be a blessing. It fires up your creativity and can even turn you into a magician.
I placed the coin on the wall and snapped this photo straight away at 8:40 pm. It’s now 9:36 pm and it’s still holding on, hasn’t dropped. Share with me if you managed it, on which try, and how long your coin stays up.
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