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0 lbs/lg = Absense of weight.
0 inches/centimeters = Absence of size.
0 Kelvin = Absence of heat.
If something is 0lbs, 0 inches and 0 Kelvin: does it even exist? ๐ค
0lbs is absence of weight, 0kg is absence of mass. Terrestrials, smdh...
When avoirdupois pounds and pounds-force are used together I'm pretty sure it's more common to use 'lb' for avoirdupois pounds and 'lbf' for pounds-force.
I mean, I think a neutrino is close to that.
But what if they mutate?!
Neutrinos are an elementary part of the universe, they can't mutate.
You're confusing them with Latinos.
It's a joke from this dude
https://youtu.be/bXdBzpRDR5I?si=jHppzcAmgUE5YynL
And I finished the joke... Skip to the end with Jimmy mistry.
what the fuck is lg, using TVs as a unit of weight?