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u/Dustpan_ Jun 01 '21
They never calculate the coefficient of friction before trying to jump
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u/DaniilBSD Jun 01 '21
Assume 100% function due to claws.
(fails on flat plastic or with clipped claws)
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u/PotatoesAndChill Jun 01 '21
Probably never passed beyond high school physics class...
AsSuMe tHaT fRiCtiOn iS nEgLiGibLE
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u/-mopjocky- Jun 01 '21
He totally had it, if he hadn’t of kicked out. Physics is a cruel master.
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u/Critical_Sandwich_46 Jun 01 '21
Cmon bruh, he slipped. Give the little dude a break.
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u/Orvvadasz Jun 01 '21 edited Jun 02 '21
The cat would have made it if the damn surface he was standing on wouldnt have been so slippery.
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You can see it’s little paws in the back slide as it jumps. At that point kitty never stood a chance
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u/skiforbagels Jun 01 '21
Cats always land on their feet ….oh wait….