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chad_bullet
· 6 years ago
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One million, wouldn't be heavy enough to kill you. Especially if it fell on your lap. You'd probably say just ooof.
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captainjackharknes
· 6 years ago
1 Million in various coins?
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parisqeen
· 6 years ago
From an extremely high height a singular coin could kill you, so yeah. I think with the right conditions 1 mill could kill you
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captainjackharknes
· 6 years ago
1 mill in coins from that specific height?
spiderwoman
· 6 years ago
It's only around 22 pounds in $100 bills. If we assume they are perfectly stacked at optimum natural density and (a simplified because I don't have a science lab) terminal velocity of 13.663 meters/sec^2, then the force would be about... 136.63 newtons of force. It might feel like a small book landed on your thigh. I was really expecting more tbh. I was hoping for a shattered femur or a crushed skull. Now, if it was a billion dollars, then you would have a 2.61 x 6.14 bloody rectangular hole in your leg. And the ground.
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guest
· 6 years ago
Its is Sheldon big bang theory in life form
spiderwoman
· 6 years ago
I just have nothing to do except do math and watch boobs bounce at night. I didn't intend on watching boobs, but this post is hypnotic: https://funsubstance.com/fun/474322/that-look-to-the-camera/?ref=prandom
bethorien
· 6 years ago
If I remember correctly there's no height at which a singular coin could reach a speed higher enough to kill you if dropped. It would at most do a bit f flesh damage
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