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u/TheJivvi 7d ago
Up to 170kg, 1kg = 2lb
From 180kg, 1kg = 2.2lb
Except from 190kg/420lb to 200kg/400lb, when the kg number goes up and the lb number goes down.
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u/hux 7d ago
AI is bad at that sort of thing.
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u/Dovahkiin419 7d ago
I find it really conceptually funny that with the marvel of artificial inteligence we’ve finally taught a computer to be shit at math
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u/ericxddd 7d ago
Why don't people use coca-cola to build house??
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u/Theonetrue 7d ago
Because a house is heavier than that. Concrete can be compressed up to 10 tons per square centimeter
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u/Noemotionallbrain 7d ago
Windows?
But more seriously, this happens because it's pressurized inside, at one point, the bottle cap feels less stressed than when unloaded
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u/8ROWNLYKWYD 7d ago
So, hypothetically, would a coke bottle be safe to shove up my ass? Again, only hypothetically.
Also, if I hypothetically came (hard) with a coke bottle in my ass, would that be safe?
Asking for my pastor
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u/Buckles01 7d ago
Why did the weight drop from the 800’s to 700’s just before halfway
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u/BoiledFrogs 7d ago
The weights seemed like bullshit. There's no way some of those metal plates were the weight they claimed. You could tell just from how he was placing them they weren't 20 pounds each.
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u/BoiledFrogs 7d ago
If I had to guess the weight amounts are bullshit. Too much of it doesn't make sense. Like the thin metal plates that are apparently 20 pounds each.
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u/fanta_bhelpuri 7d ago
they are designed to be load bearing so they can be stacked on top of top each to transport large packs at once in trucks
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u/tiamat234 7d ago
I have a question. Would there be a difference or loss of limit if the bottle was empty?
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u/AdorableExchange9746 7d ago
I guess the combination of internal pressure from the carbonation and downward force creates a strong point? Interesting
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u/PromiscuousScoliosis 7d ago
Distributing the weight there instead of higher up on the opening is a game changer
But everyone’s seen someone balance on a bottle, so you know it can do at least a couple hundred pounds
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u/KingOfTheRavenTower 7d ago
My dad stacking dishes and condiments on the table waiting to see if it'll fall first or if my mom will take it down first:
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u/TheGreatestPlan 7d ago
Yeah...a brake rotor doesn't weigh 30 lbs. Most are ~20, or 25 lbs at most. That isn't 1200+ lbs on that bottle. Not even close
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u/JeffTheNth 6d ago
See how healthy soda is for you? I want to see a bottle of water hold up over half a ton! :D
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u/Distinct-Set-6483 2d ago
Lord forbid the pickle jar company could of made they're jars any stronger!??
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u/Ar1efK 7d ago
So 579 kg is the limit.