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12/19/2014 1:39:36 PM
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Did anyone fall for this when they were younger:
Teacher: "what's heavier 100 kg of feathers, or 100 kg of bricks". We all thought bricks lel
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Oh crap I just realized that lol
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Gets 'em every time!
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But, bricks do weigh more than feathers?
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Not if you have the same weight in both lol
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Oh. Wow I feel retarded.
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No, bricks just have a higher density, meaning the mass can be more compactly stored into a brick than a pile of feathers, that weigh very little on their own with a very small density.
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Plus you have wind resistance to count for, which arguably matters more that regular mass factoring, at least on Earth
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Hah lol
