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It’s a really stupid question; apparently, eight out of ten people choose the wrong answer

2010-04-28View Original

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Which is heavier, 100 jin of iron or 100 kilograms of cotton? ? ?
Reply #22010-04-28
The legendary clickbait title. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Reply #32010-04-28
The original poster added an extra character to \" Cotton \": male
Reply #42010-04-28
Ugh, one is 100 jin and the other is 100 kilograms – that’s so stupid
Reply #52010-04-29
That’s human inertial thinking, I guess! People with an impulsive personality are most likely to get these questions wrong
Reply #62010-04-29
It’s funny, how about something a bit harder?
Reply #72010-04-29
100 kilograms is definitely greater than 100 jin; that’s really weak. Is the question also wrong?
Reply #82010-04-30
The poster surely isn’t just posting this for fun; even some careless elementary school students could do it.
Reply #92010-04-30
No, that’s wrong; I didn’t notice that one is in kilograms
Reply #102010-04-30
Hehe, this question is meant to test attention to detail. We have to pay close attention!

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