That stim toy is also a 'calculation rag' for some binary number stuff...
Everything can be used as a calculator...
... plus, this 'calculator rag' feels nice!
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... You can even turn it around and have a kind of invert thing.
hmm.. I wonder what sort of useless things I come up with as I add some transformation concepts in this calculator rag thingy.
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This stim toy might be a nice tool for explaining some binary number system stuff and arithmetics to people/children in a more playful, interactive and enjoyable way.
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Looks like a toy for playing around with some knot theory stuff
The numbers can be re-attached via velcro patches.
One can use the threads/shoelaces for playing with some weaving patterns. Additionally one can use the slilicone pop-up dots as a binary/boolean indicator, which might be a good helpful tool.
Due to material reasons this thing only has 9 columns. The number 0 might get a different place or calculation mechanism.
I also still do not really know how I really want to use this strange thing.
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A well-working flap:
And a (useless) information for free:
[ Source: lisburnmuseum.com ]
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