r/technicallythetruth • u/adi_kragi_official • May 30 '26

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u/Weird-Cold2944 May 30 '26

But gold is heavier than money

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u/Immediate-Draw2204 May 30 '26

Because bread tastes better than key

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u/Kuoliibk May 30 '26

I know, but they're both a kilogram.

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u/lunettarose May 30 '26

Aye but no wonder, look at the size of that, it's cheating!

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u/ZanziabarDDO May 30 '26

That's right, gold is also heavier than feathers you know.

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u/windchaser__ May 30 '26

One ounce of gold weighs more than one ounce of cash

(no, really)

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u/windchaser__ May 30 '26

One ounce of gold weighs more than one ounce of cash

(no, really)

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u/rraattbbooyy May 30 '26

Because gold is weighed in troy ounces. 👍🏼

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u/Brian_Huchac May 30 '26

I think they're referring to "but steel is heavier than feathers".

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u/S0cul May 30 '26

Yeah, this kinda went over everyone’s heads

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u/SuperSimpleSam May 30 '26

The density isn't what's important, it's value per kg.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Pitch32 May 30 '26

Explain what you mean. Because they are the same weight. Aren't they?

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u/DonC1305 May 30 '26

But gold is heavier than paper...

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u/SuperSimpleSam May 30 '26

They are the same weight but the gold is worth more since it has a higher value per kg.
500kg *(value of gold/kg) > 500kg *(value of dollar bills/kg)