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A former NASA engineer named Mark Rober decided to become a bird watcher. He set out a bird

feeder, but it soon attracted more squirrels than birds. He tried several different versions,

all of which claimed to be squirrel-proof, but each time the squirrels were smarter than the feeders,

and their owner. So Rober decided to create the ultimate backyard squirrel obstacle course.

To get to a treasure trove of walnuts, the squirrels had to negotiate a suspension ladder,

a maze, launch pads, and other assorted challenges. Before long, they had mastered the course.

Here's why I'm writing about Mark Rober's invention.

The video telling its story has been viewed nearly 29 million times. I am now one of them

and was thoroughly entertained. The Wall Street Journal has many more stories like this one.

During the pandemic, as people have been isolated, lonely, and bored,

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