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Mainly because the maze is empty to start with, and the water must flow simultaneously to all points equidistant from the entry until the exit is "found".
by Smoosh 3y ago
Mainly because the maze is empty to start with, and the water must flow simultaneously to all points equidistant from the entry until the exit is "found".
- roelschroeven 3y agoThe analogy would work better if the maze would start with entrance and exit closed, and filled with water to half height. IIRC the author mentioned this in a comment under the video.
- martyvis 3y agoAt one point in the video, he appears to splash clear water into the filled maze. You can see the non-moving parts lighten their colour compared to the active path.
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