Shu also said this, I mean the way he said it is different like he talked about the atomic counts on the two choices etc... But their point is the same 😭 Imagine them having a nerge stream, I will definitely watch that
Nah. Things need to touch the ground to have weight so air resistance has nothing to do with weight. You can't weight a falling object, hence astronauts are "weightless" in space, because they're free-falling. Weight will only measure differently if object A and B, both the same mass, are measured in different places with different gravitational force i.e object A is measured on earth and object B is measured on the moon. Then object A will be heavier despite both having the same mass.
@@Lovarez you do have a point but so does he. I mean, the feathers are not compressed into a ball or something so the air lifts them up and the balance registers less than it should. At least, that is if I recall right what happened in one of my lab experiments I did when I was in 9th grade
@@inestabilidad the thing is, the way i assume you and ver are thinking about it would be that a mass empirically equivalent to 1 kg would then be weighed. but in an ideal situation, if one were to cut from a supply of cabbages, then pile them on to a scale until there was precisely 1 kg on a scale, that would be 1 kg. if .9 kg of feathers is on a scale, that is .9 kg of feathers. add enough feathers until there's 1 kg. air resistance is for objects in motion and is not applicable to a static system. all science and math is approximation. there would have to be a necessary margin of error specified for any variety of experiments. so if ver knew how to phrase this incongruence, he would really just be acknowledging that there would have to be some margin of error acknowledged if someone were to experiment and confirm that 1 kg of cabbages can equal 1 kg of feathers in a real life experiment. if a person looks at both sides of a scale, and says this .9 kg is equal to that 1 kg, they wouldn't be hired lmao.
@@nox_tech_ yeah, in a real life experiment you could get hired, specially if you work at NASA. And of course, we did have that margin of error back then, so in a serious context your answer would be more accurate
He was onto something when he brought up the air resistance but that only matters if the feather is falling. A kilogram is still a kilogram regardless. Air resistance doesn’t affect the weight of an object
Cabbage is more dense than feathers so it experiences less buoyancy and is therefore lighter compared to the same mass of feathers, at least in air. So he actually is correct
but the feathers have already been weighed. They came out to 1 kilo. If you're assuming air resistance is a factor when re-weighing them, why are you assuming it's not a factor when they were weighed the first time?
The kilogram question remains equal as long as we say a kilogram, but the instant we go into Ounces, then the material involved actually changes the potential weight, as metals and minerals are weighed in Troy Ounces and most other things are weighed in Avoidupois Ounces
he's a smartpie 😭❣ and the fact that ver and shu have different approach on this question (shu said feathers catch dusts so it'll be heavier). these two will have the calmest yet so intense smart kids level debate ever existed in vtuber history
ok but does hell yea one realize we're talking about _kilograms_ and weight- . The feathers way less because alongside the air resistance, the weight is still less even if it's the same amount of mass
He's correct... but in quantity manner, you need a lot of feather for it to weigh 1kg than red cabbages that only needs 1-2 pcs (or more based on sizes).
But so doesnt that mean it would take slightly more than a kilogram of feathers to show on a metric scale that it weighs a kilogram? Like he's saying a kilogram of feathers actually would show, in this example 0.9 instead of 1.0. So that means if you see on the scale 1.0 when weighing feathers, then it's actually more than that right so shouldn't the answer then be the feathers are heavier?
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Ok. Now imagine an argument between Ver and Shu. An argument between the two smartest kids in class.
I'd love to see this.
That is the debate of the century and I am definitely waiting for it to happen.
Like watching your two smartest friends go into a conversation that gradually turns into something only the two of them could understand lol
I need these two collab just for this.
I like to think that ver is like the love child of uki and shu. Doppio because of his voice I like a child of sonny and ren
It was first nerd yamino now it’s nerd nermillion
Or Shu Yaminerd and Ver Vermilnerd lmao
@@psalm8306It fits right in
As a Yaminion and a Villion. I think I'm an ion 😃
@@ramposhusdaipan66 this comment had me dying
@@ramposhusdaipan66you deserve to be
Damn, on his SOUL, so that means his soul is red? 🤨
Shu also said this, I mean the way he said it is different like he talked about the atomic counts on the two choices etc... But their point is the same 😭 Imagine them having a nerge stream, I will definitely watch that
kaichou has big brain
I’m not trash talking him but does anyone realise the fact that ver has the same colour pallet as red cabbage and no one never mentions it
That'll surely take a toll on his mind if someone said it lol
Someone tell him
I believe he acknowledged it on his debut stream and said to ignore it, I don't remember exactly 😂
then there's the fact that he doesn't like it
Ver’s mind is genuinely sexy.
Ladies and Gentleman were gonna have a new Category of Nijisanji titles and that is
Nijinerdge
the members:
- shu yamino
- ver vermillion [new entry]
I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS 🤩
@@mttwoong also Luca he is smart but he is a himbo so in terms of love he is stupid :-: and im a lucub I'm sad but it's fine...
*His mind.* I love his mind.
Omg😂😂
He does have a point tho
Nah. Things need to touch the ground to have weight so air resistance has nothing to do with weight. You can't weight a falling object, hence astronauts are "weightless" in space, because they're free-falling. Weight will only measure differently if object A and B, both the same mass, are measured in different places with different gravitational force i.e object A is measured on earth and object B is measured on the moon. Then object A will be heavier despite both having the same mass.
@@Lovarez well damn, big brain moment pt.2👀
I kinda like your reasoning ngl
@@Lovarez you do have a point but so does he. I mean, the feathers are not compressed into a ball or something so the air lifts them up and the balance registers less than it should. At least, that is if I recall right what happened in one of my lab experiments I did when I was in 9th grade
@@inestabilidad the thing is, the way i assume you and ver are thinking about it would be that a mass empirically equivalent to 1 kg would then be weighed.
but in an ideal situation, if one were to cut from a supply of cabbages, then pile them on to a scale until there was precisely 1 kg on a scale, that would be 1 kg. if .9 kg of feathers is on a scale, that is .9 kg of feathers. add enough feathers until there's 1 kg. air resistance is for objects in motion and is not applicable to a static system.
all science and math is approximation. there would have to be a necessary margin of error specified for any variety of experiments. so if ver knew how to phrase this incongruence, he would really just be acknowledging that there would have to be some margin of error acknowledged if someone were to experiment and confirm that 1 kg of cabbages can equal 1 kg of feathers in a real life experiment.
if a person looks at both sides of a scale, and says this .9 kg is equal to that 1 kg, they wouldn't be hired lmao.
@@nox_tech_ yeah, in a real life experiment you could get hired, specially if you work at NASA. And of course, we did have that margin of error back then, so in a serious context your answer would be more accurate
I love the big-brain analysis, reminds me of Shu's analysis as well
The last part though 🤣🤣🤣
He was onto something when he brought up the air resistance but that only matters if the feather is falling. A kilogram is still a kilogram regardless. Air resistance doesn’t affect the weight of an object
We need a shu and ver collab, so they both can be nerdy together hahah xD
Smart words, Kaichou!
That took a turn ahahah
Well, technically speaking you need to bundle it all up in a box or plastic to even weigh the thing...but understandable.
praying this nerdge collabs with shu yaminerd soon 🙏 (bonus for ver because shu's one of his oshis)
Big brain Ver 😂 also his poor poor soul
이 똑똑한 남자... 어떻게 사랑하지 않을수가..
nijinerdge collab when? 😭 i'd love to see shu and ver have a debate, even if it'll eventually turn into something that's incomprehensible for me 😭
Red cabbage is amazing
ahh I love kaichou lmao
He's such a virgo UUUGHHHHJ
as a virgo, that's so true lol
Omfg why does he lowkey sound like the organic chemistry tutor..
Cabbage is more dense than feathers so it experiences less buoyancy and is therefore lighter compared to the same mass of feathers, at least in air. So he actually is correct
i see. i have a type for nerds. first shu now this man. i’m 😭
Hey atleast you have good taste👍
why is he so funny
we have a smart man here
so THIS is why he's the president
The amount of hatred he have for the cabbage is so hilarious
ahem ahem, lemme just-
🤓🤓🤓
TRUEEE
The last line is what important
kaichou so smart 😭😭😭
I need a math tournament between shu and ver
the results are all fascinating
These comments physically hurt me.. he’s so wrong and none of you even realize it 💀
Love your editing
he's explaining it so seriously, meanwhile my head is just playing the "wots heavya, a kelogrram of steel or a kelogrram of feathers"
…you really went and fully analyzed a riddle💀💀💀
big brain kaichou
not only he didnt fall for the trap , but shot us with a big ass phisics lesson
ver went to smart mod
We got a new nerd 🤓 in town
It's just because mass and weight are not the same and instead of saying mass we say weight but Ver took the undertale geno route lmao
but the feathers have already been weighed. They came out to 1 kilo. If you're assuming air resistance is a factor when re-weighing them, why are you assuming it's not a factor when they were weighed the first time?
It's logical
This was what mysta was fighting for that one time
The kilogram question remains equal as long as we say a kilogram, but the instant we go into Ounces, then the material involved actually changes the potential weight, as metals and minerals are weighed in Troy Ounces and most other things are weighed in Avoidupois Ounces
"So what I understand" the part....
shu yaminerd and ver vermillinerd collab when
My head hurts halfway this vide-
I loved the final lmaooo
FINALLY. SOMEONE WHO DOESN'T SAY THEY WEIGHT THE SAME. THEY FUCKING WOULDNTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
he's a smartpie 😭❣
and the fact that ver and shu have different approach on this question (shu said feathers catch dusts so it'll be heavier). these two will have the calmest yet so intense smart kids level debate ever existed in vtuber history
he say that he is studious
Shu vs ver 😭 kaichou vs wizard
Why u so smart Kaichou...
U try to trick him he trick u🤣🤣🤣
I mean... His hair resembles a red cabbage so... Ykyk
damn this guy just went 🤓
ok but does hell yea one realize we're talking about _kilograms_ and weight- . The feathers way less because alongside the air resistance, the weight is still less even if it's the same amount of mass
Ok my red cabbage head oshi
Vernerdge-
ohmygod
Damn hahaahahha
what law school in america does to you
He's correct... but in quantity manner, you need a lot of feather for it to weigh 1kg than red cabbages that only needs 1-2 pcs (or more based on sizes).
But so doesnt that mean it would take slightly more than a kilogram of feathers to show on a metric scale that it weighs a kilogram? Like he's saying a kilogram of feathers actually would show, in this example 0.9 instead of 1.0. So that means if you see on the scale 1.0 when weighing feathers, then it's actually more than that right so shouldn't the answer then be the feathers are heavier?
THANK YOU IVE LITERALLY BEEN SAYING THIS
NERD (affectionate)
ok so ver is shu in xsoleil but edgier got it
Okay but does that mean Mysta was right 👀
nerdge
Kilograms do be a measure of mass af not weight
put this man in nijismarts
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How do you get air resistance from an object sitting stationary on a scale?
another nerd lets gooooooo
Time stamp?