Current Events > Do you think that there are more wheels or doors?

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I see a gray square.

wheels, definitely

Do you think there are more turs or bams?

Cars have wheels. But they also have doors.

Flockaveli posted...

Cars have wheels. But they also have doors.

But a lot of doors open and close using wheels.

Also, I guess it depends on how you define both.

Wheels because of Lego.

Wheels.

everything is both a door and a wheel

There's too many tiny wheels on things to outnumber what can be considered a "door".

toreysback posted...

everything is both a door and a wheel

You're a door and a wheel.

Wheels end up in wheel pits after a year or so, doors almost never get replaced.

Your standard auto is 4-wheel and 4-door. But then there are a bunch of 2-door 4-wheelers, or no door 4 wheelers, or 2 wheel no doorers. Or 16 wheelers.

Plus all the fucking wheels on office chairs.

Doors are outclassed.

My chair has like 16 wheels alone

If we're only counting vehicles, then more wheels for sure. But if we're counting buildings, then it's doors by a very very wide margin.

ToasterStrudeI posted...

You're a door and a wheel.

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NoxObscuras posted...

If we're only counting vehicles, then more wheels for sure. But if we're counting buildings, then it's doors by a very very wide margin.

It's all doors and all wheels in the entire world

NoxObscuras posted...

If we're only counting vehicles, then more wheels for sure. But if we're counting buildings, then it's doors by a very very wide margin.

You greatly underestimate the number of wheels in buildings.
Office chairs have 4+ wheels.
Stores: shopping carts make it incredibly lopsided in wheels favor
Warehouses: forklifts, pallet jacks, various carts, etc.
Hospitals: most patient rooms have 2 doors while the beds have 4 wheels, IV poles have 4+. Then bedside tables. EVS/housekeeping have carts with cleaning supplies and large carts for trash. Food carts. Crash/trauma carts. Wheelchairs. My local hospital might have 2-3 thousand doors compared to over 10 thousand wheels.

Do you think there are more Turbams or Trumbles?

Deja vu

ziggawatts posted...

You greatly underestimate the number of wheels in buildings.
Office chairs have 4+ wheels.
Stores: shopping carts make it incredibly lopsided in wheels favor
Warehouses: forklifts, pallet jacks, various carts, etc.
Hospitals: most patient rooms have 2 doors while the beds have 4 wheels, IV poles have 4+. Then bedside tables. EVS/housekeeping have carts with cleaning supplies and large carts for trash. Food carts. Crash/trauma carts. Wheelchairs. My local hospital might have 2-3 thousand doors compared to over 10 thousand wheels.

While I agree with you that it's probably wheels, I don't think it's as lopsided as you make it seem. Don't forget about things like cabinet doors, appliance doors, glove box and center console doors in cars, etc. Just looking in my kitchen alone, I can see 15+ doors and not a single wheel (unless you really stretch the definition of a wheel to include things like the bearing that allows the faucet head to swivel).

Wheels. There are probably more vehicles than bvuildings in the world, and each vehicle has an average of two to four wheels.