Are there more doors or wheels in the world

The strange question was posed by a Twitter user on March 5. "My mates and I are having the STUPIDEST debate," he wrote. "And I am here for it.

"In many cases, the wheel can rotate a full 360 degrees. It’s definitely wheels." I have wheels on my garment rack, makeup storage holder, rubbish bin. The strange question was posed by a Twitter user on March 5. Do you think there are more doors or wheels in the world? Do you think there are more doors or wheels in the world?"

Twitter's door vs wheels debate continues with the argument that there are more wheels due to the popularity of Hot Wheels, the model toy car.

If you think that Hot Wheels are just for kids, then you couldn’t be further from the truth. Although, not all cars have four doors, so perhaps wheels are in the lead. Twitter’s door vs wheels debate continues with the argument that there are more wheels due to the popularity of Hot Wheels, the model toy car.

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NationalWorld is a new national news brand, produced by a team of journalists, editors, video producers and designers who live and work across the UK. Find out more about who’s who in the team, and our editorial values. A car has four wheels on the floor, but it also has any number of cogs and wheels involved in its engine (not to forget the steering wheel and spare). My living room has at least 62 wheels, just 5 doors,” wrote another. As it stands, wheels appear to be the answer favoured by the majority of people - but only just.

New Zealander Ryan Nixon posed the question on Twitter last week, and it garnered more than 220,000 responses. wheel door People are debating whether there ...

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Thanks Ryan, you’ve started a never-ending debate that will be dividing Twitter for the rest of time. Anyone who owns something with wheels will live in a building whose doors outnumber their wheels. All cars have 4 wheels but 2-4 doors. And wheels on suitcases? Are we just counting doors on buildings? Do you think there are more doors or wheels in the world?” he wrote.

This week Twitter has been a buzz as users debate whether there are more doors or wheels, with some even wondering if a hinge is a wheel.

As it trends online, some have since furthered conversations as they try and count how many doors and wheels are in their homes. Essentially it all kicked off over the weekend as a few polls asking users what they thought there are more of in the world made the rounds on Twitter. We take a look at the debate as well as why some on Twitter think a hinge could be considered a wheel.

THE last time we got well and truly wrapped up in an internet debate, it was 2016 and we were all collectively losing our minds over the colour of a d.

Confusing matters further, a third said: "People forget that office chairs have like five wheels and there is probably double the amount of chairs compared to doors in an office building." In just 24 hours, the poll amassed over 223k responses - and 53.6 per cent of people believed that the "correct" answer was wheels. "Do you think there are more doors or wheels in the world?"

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If Doors v Wheels has any sort of precedent, it’s How Would A Dog Wear Trousers from 2015, in which a Facebook user asked if trousers for dogs should cover the bottom 50% of a dog (four legs, tummy, no tail) or the back 50% (back legs, tail, no front legs). This is perhaps the hardest question of them all to answer. A whopping 223,347 people replied and filled out his poll, with 53.6% of them guessing there were more wheels in the world. One particularly deep thinker pointed out that, while wheels are a human invention, doors “are primal – even celestial – in nature”. The debate, which will never be definitively resolved, continues.

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Of course, the debate is almost impossible to settle sans individually counting all of the wheels and doors that exist in the globe and even comes down to what one explains as a door or wheel. Do you think there are more doors and wheels in the globe? One more user Kate wrote, “I was an avid believer that there were more doors than weels as there are so many hotels and skyscrapers.