Why do people crumple a paper into a ball?
Why do people crumple a paper into a ball?
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Because throwing a paper ball into the bin( or the near floor) is far easier than a flat piece of paper.
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Because it's too hard to crumple a sheet of paper into a cube.
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Big brain moment
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IANAL, but I think it’s because balls are fun to play with.
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No reason you can’t do both
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When I'm building a fire I crumple the newspaper into a ball because it increases the surface area and density of the fuel, so it will burn longer and hopefully catch the wood on fire
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It serves two purposes; easier to throw, and harder to read. You do it to things you don't need anyone to read.
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it also ruins the piece of paper, so you can't make revisions and keep working with it.. nothing can be done with what's on that page.. it's all garbage!
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Ohh yeaahhh This is a good one🧠
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Easier to make the three point shot to win regional.
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You have been deceived. People always crumple paper into a flat disc shape. All evidence showing ball-shaped paper must have been fabricated.
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I believe aliens contacted the ancient Egyptians and taught them the ways of crumpling paper into flat discs
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The human hand naturally curves into a circular shape when closed.
Squeezing anything in a hand will naturally form a ball shape. This will occur with anything, but paper is more readily available and crumples easily.
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If you get frustrated by something you're writing, crumpling it into a ball gets out frustration by destroying the work and then it's easier to toss into a garbage can.
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I organize tasks with post-it notes on a wall, partly for the satisfaction of crumpling it into a ball when I get something done.
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"Frustration" (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻
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Crumpling things tends with your hands to result in said things becoming ball shaped. What shape do you recommend I crumple paper into?
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Not to crumple and it will be easily managable
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But I'm done with that piece and I don't want it to get mixed back in with my other papers.
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