Are there more doors than wheels in the world?
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"Wheels" and "Doors" are defined according to their intuitive meaning. "World" is defined as, well, planet Earth.
The market will resolve YES or NO depending on which side has the best arguments. If the case for "there are more doors than wheels in the world" is stronger than the case for "there are more wheels than doors in the world", then the market will resolve as YES, and vice versa.
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> Meanwhile, my body alone has billions of wheels: https://www.myscience.org/news/2020/first_detailed_look_at_how_a_molecular_ferris_wheel_delivers_protons_to_cellular_factories-2020-stanford
I would say that it is not matching "defined according to their intuitive meaning"
Logic gates are not doors, unless you are plagiarizing a CS paper and using a thesaurus to make it less obvious.
Meanwhile, my body alone has billions of wheels: https://www.myscience.org/news/2020/first_detailed_look_at_how_a_molecular_ferris_wheel_delivers_protons_to_cellular_factories-2020-stanford
> Are there more doors than wheels in the world?
No, and I will prove it to you with FACTS and LOGIC: most doors contain wheels. You see doors *swing*. That's a *rotational motion*. That means doors are actually sticky-outy bits attached to wheels with a limited range of motion. People who say otherwise are in the pay of Big Door.
"What about sliding doors" well some of those have wheels too and the ones that don't are a small portion of total doors.
Given wheels on shopping carts, on wheeled tables/chairs, factory equipment and many similar objects I expect that wheels clearly outweigh doors.
But I may be from non-representative region
--person sitting in a chair with 5 wheels in flat with 4 doors. (Flat has another office chair that outweighs building entrance, and that is without counting my bicycle).