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The giant weights keeping skyscrapers steady

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Because architects love building massive swaying towers, engineers install colossal pendulums near the roof just to keep office workers from throwing up during storms. These heavy masses stubbornly swing in the exact opposite direction of the wind, essentially gaslighting the structural framework into standing perfectly still.

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