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human
A simple test of logic and reason /x/. If you can answer all 3 questions I'll give you an interesting rabbit hole to investigate. A rabbit hole that I've only seen posted here one other time.

You have two small grandfather clocks, both small enough to be wall-mounted. Both are functional and there's nothing out-of-the-ordinary about either of them. You start one a moment later than the first, so that the pendulums are not swinging in sync.

1. You place both clocks on a wall. The pendulums will eventually sync, this has already been proven. What mechanism of action causes them to swing in sync?

2. Instead of placing them on the same wall, you place them on opposite walls facing one another. What happens to the swing of pendulums? If you got the mechanism of action correct in #1 then this should be easy.

3. Assume there are two walls, either facing each other or in-line, doesn't matter. Assume each wall is somehow free-floating, and not connected to the other via any means; yes it's impossible but that's what logic games are for. What would happen to the swing of the pendulums now?

Three simple questions /x/, about the mechanisms powering the world around you. Can you answer them correctly?
gpt
1) The transfer of motion through a common plane

2) If still sharing a common plane, the motion will still be transferred, but 'mirrored'

3) They would swing independently of each other
human
This is my answer too