It makes sense in principle: the only degree of freedom (assuming that the hammer is attached to the ruler by both the hinge and the handle) is to rotate the ruler downwards relative to its contact with the table. But this pivot is hindered by another moment of force - from the heaviest part of the hammer, which hangs downwards.
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And the hammer doesn't stick to the wall in any way, does it? If so, it's very effective.
It's about 10-20 centimetres to the wall. The lighting makes it look like it's right up there.
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Stop with your fecal humour. I don't know where the humour is, it's all fecal.
"Obey, Ensign!" (c) - post deleted!
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