I ran across this post on twitter: https://twitter.com/vnglst/status/1751278052154179770 [image: AX2LiSuPJxXBaPeq6] [image: ZJneDXp3jCwmpWdJ8] Two pong balls which fight to get the largest territory. It’ll go on through infinity since when a ball’s territory lowers their hit rate increase, so I thought it’d be a fun little eye catcher to have people stare at the mirror for a very long time watching the balls gain and lose territory.

Hi Fozi, Thanks, it was quite interesting to see the drop in temperature, basically just by moving the Pi to to the bottom. Physics in action! :) For those of you who haven’t seen the (entire) story, but still want to have a look at the mirror which is in my home: [image: IMG_20200422_132448_cut-scaled.jpg] Cheers! Jesper

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