👉 The lazy fluid, also known as the lazy liquid or self-assembling liquid, is a theoretical model of a fluid that exhibits unusual properties, particularly its ability to flow with minimal energy input. Unlike traditional fluids that require external forces to move, the lazy fluid can spontaneously flow from areas of high pressure to low pressure without any external push. This behavior is attributed to the unique molecular structure and interactions within the fluid, which allow it to minimize its surface energy. The lazy fluid's ability to flow with such minimal effort has sparked interest in various scientific fields, including physics and materials science, for potential applications in microfluidics and energy-efficient transport systems.
