It's a mere test of self-balance or equilibrium against gravitational force...

Here's the moral lesson for y'all via the inference of my practical research:
Don't try this game anywhere, it's more or less like attempting a 'self-harm' because the probability of scaling through the risky steps is just 5%, that's quite stringent!
Another moral lesson here is that, even if you have already taken a wrong step, a 'back off' in the right direction could still redeem you.
Once again, don't do that #CrateChallenge!

~ Words by Jawolusy ~

Educative when your back bone is broken.

Goldbw122:
Educative when your back bone is broken.

Can you imagine what you are saying? Someone took the risk to do a research and afterwards gave recommendations on how the masses could stay safe, and this is all you could say....

It's all about learning about the dynamics of stability/equilibrium as it relates to some theories in physics...

Along the line, your comment actually reminds me of a notion;
That's why it seems that Africans are backward in terms of technological/scientific advancement; by the matter of fact, take a look at most of the tech gadgets and other technological inventions y'all are enjoying today, some people actually spent their previous moments to do the researches decades and centuries ago... some of those great inventors/researchers took risks to invent what we are all enjoying today... think about the likes of Michael Faraday, Albert Einstein, and etc...

Moral Lesson:
Always be grateful to researchers... and also respect them for their recommendations...

Doctors have warned concerning the dangers
of the viral trend.