RE: https://mstdn.ca/@teledyn/117179737475971245

See also the very funny "The Cartoon Laws of Physics" hosted on many sites; one such is:
https://schamschula.com/CartoonLaws.html

It's a good site in that it adds Amendments beyond the original, and tries to credit people who did them, but like many sites it doesn't list the *original* author:
O'Donnells' Laws of Cartoon Motion
Mark O'Donnell
Esquire, June 1980

This was high profile enough that there's a Wikipedia article for it:
Cartoon physics
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cartoon_physics

I see another thing of interest, a video:
The Rules of Cartoon Physics: LOONEY TUNES
Colonial Theatre in Phoenixville, PA: March 19, 2019
Linda Simensky, vice president of children’s programming at PBS, helped start animation department at Nickolodean.
[39 minute talk, not just an overview]
Contents
Introduction
My background
Gertie the Dinosaur
Making a Move
Tex Avery
Bob Clampett
Hammer Space
Chuck Jones
Roadrunner
Tunnel Law
Silhouette of Passage
Questions
The advantage of cartoons
Women in animation
Samurai Jack
Adult Swim
Science on Screen, An initiative of the Coolidge Corner Theatre, in partnership with the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5In4JG7YChU

I used to host these myself, but that site is *long* gone.