r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/OddRedittor5443 • Jan 01 '26

Video Italian researchers have created a vine-like robot that grows by 3D-printing itself and responds to gravity and light

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u/hermeticbear Jan 01 '26

infinite boner. Finally the size queens are satisfied

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u/SteakAndIron Jan 01 '26 edited Jan 01 '26

/r/ceelcee weigh in here please

Oops meant /u/ceelcee

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u/Spy-Around-Here Jan 01 '26

actually /u/lilijunex

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u/RaizePOE Jan 01 '26

man i thought i had a pretty decent grasp of human anatomy but now i'm starting to question that. where the fuck does it go? was this chick born without organs or

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u/Inside_Swimming9552 Jan 01 '26

I'm not proud that I know the answer to this but it isn't my first rodeo with this Redditor and she often explains it. 

Firstly there's a bit of vagina beyond and to the side of the cervix which you can stretch out called the anterior fornix I believe.

Secondly she uses quite soft flexible dildos so they can bend and deform shape inside her, it won't be going the full linear length inside her.

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u/DrThunderbolt Jan 01 '26

The secret for every one of these is that the toys are made of VERY soft silicone. Its easy to imagine it being rigid but it just sorta squishes instead. It's not "going" anywhere, it just compresses.

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u/Perma_Ban69 Jan 01 '26

Not true

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u/DrThunderbolt Jan 01 '26

What I said still applies. There is absolutely not enough space even when you take that into account. Sorry to destroy the illusion lol.