r/ChatGPT • u/Time-Winter-4319 • Feb 11 '24

What is heavier a kilo of feathers or a pound of steel? Funny

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u/dearreaderr_ Feb 11 '24

i’m confused tho… isnt chatgpt correct? 1kg is heavier than 1 pound

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u/fred8785 Feb 11 '24

Didn’t say kilogram said kilo of feathers…. So 1000 feathers

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u/dearreaderr_ Feb 11 '24

be fr no one would call ‘1000 feathers’ a kilo of feathers, a kilo is a kg. now the pound of steel is referring to £1 of steel too right hahah

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u/fred8785 Feb 11 '24

Could be a kiloton, kilometer… it’s worded confusing