The University of Chicago on X: "This artifact at the @orientalinst was labeled a "spinning toy" in 1932. But is it really an ancient fidget spinner? https://t.co/ETYcD0LLos https://t.co/3w9DmPvN4F" / X
Fidget Spinners: The First Movie (Video 2017) - IMDb
The effect of fidget spinners on fine motor control | Scientific Reports
The History of Fidget Toys – BunMo.com
BRAND NEW BLUE FIDGET SPINNERS HAND SPINNER STRESS RELIEVER FUN TOY | eBay
HISTORY OF THE FIDGET SPINNER - Fidget Spinner Inventor | The Aspie World - YouTube
As fidget spinner craze goes global, its inventor struggles to make ends meet | Toys | The Guardian
Amazon.com: FIGROL LED Light Fidget Spinner, Light Fidget Finger Toy Hand Spinner -Stress Reduction and Anxiety Relief Hand Spinner for Children : Toys & Games
Ancient Fidget Spinner? Nope — That's a Weapon from Mesopotamia | Live Science
The woman who created the fidget spinner hasn't earned a single penny off her creation
How the Fidget Spinner Origin Story Spun Out of Control - Bloomberg
Fidget spinners: Here's how they became so darn popular
🔨 HOW TO MAKE WORLD'S 1ST FIDGET SPINNER WITH A FRETSAW?! MAKE YOUR OWN!! 🔨 - YouTube
History of the Fidget Spinner: Where Did They Come From? - We Have The News
Fidget spinner - Wikipedia
Petroleum Product of the Week: Fidget Spinners - Petroleum Service Company
Is this the world's first fidget spinner? Incredible 4,000-year-old tool looks JUST like this year's must-have toy | The Sun
Collective Hub The Fidget Spinner Wasn't Originally Invented for Fidgeting
WRTS Fidget Spinners - WRTS Franchise
Suquamish startup sells sumptuous spinners
Fidget Spinners: What They Are, How They Work and Why the Controversy | Live Science
Woman who originally created the fidget spinner hasn't earned a anything from it - here's why | Viral News, Times Now
My first fidget spinner fatality. Spun apart too, not dropped. ;( : r/FidgetSpinners
Are fidget spinners tools or toys?
How Fidget Spinners Became a Hula Hoop for Generation Z - The New York Times
The Physics of Fidget Spinners: Explaining the Moment of Inertia | WIRED
