✨ The fastest path here is called the brachistochrone curve – the shortest distance isn't always the quickest time. Similarly, in life, the most direct route isn't always the most efficient or fulfilling. So, in the video, we see balls rolling down different paths. What's fascinating is that the ball on the curved path reaches the end first, even though it has to travel a longer distance. The reason boils down to how gravity and speed work together. The steeper start of the curved path gives the

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