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You have to be fucking retarded to think this is legit

>>4169030
retarded i'm not. when the water is touched it looks as if it works

nope, you're retarded
have you ever taken 6th grade science?

I feel bad for you dumbfuck

Just looking at the link, i think it's a troll

fake for several reasons:
The water looks hollow when he pulls it up

Also, you can't get water to spin that fast by simply twisting it

If the water was spinning, it wouldn't be held inward -- not at the speed shown in his video.

Basic fucking statics, water molecules do not have enough surface tension to hold their shape.

the amount of water in the cup and the amount of water that falls after he "touches" it are inconsistent

There are jump cuts EVERYFUCKINGWHERE

He likely filmed an upside-down cup and added a swirling water animation, then dumped some water in a second take and spliced them together.

>>4169050
yes, and im not retarded. you mad tho?

>>4169056
i feel bad for you wasting time saying such a thing in a comment at 4chan

>>4169068
that's what i thought, tried and failed so came here to confirm

>>4169081
thank you for your explanation and time

A few things worth mentioning: gravity is still acting on the spinning water molecules; therefore those on the bottom would have to support the weight above them. What's happening to those molecules on the very bottom? The must be in contact with the table, in which case they'd quickly lose momentum through friction and the whole thing would collapse due to torsion. There are many reasons why this wouldn't work. Camera trickery can be quite good.