An idiom used to explain how a seemingly negligible or "weightless" variable can have a massive, tangible impact on an outcome.
It refers to the physics concept of radiation pressure. Because light carries momentum, the sunlight hitting a city like Chicago on a clear day actually pushes down on it, adding roughly 300 lbs of physical force to the city's total weight.
It refers to the physics concept of radiation pressure. Because light carries momentum, the sunlight hitting a city like Chicago on a clear day actually pushes down on it, adding roughly 300 lbs of physical force to the city's total weight.
Example 1:
Person A: "I only changed a single line of code and the entire server crashed. I don't get it."
Person B: "Chicago weighs more on a sunny day!"
Example 2:
Person A: "I barely touched the gas pedal and we spun out!"
Person B: "Chicago weighs more on a sunny day, man."
Example 3:
Him: "She broke up with me just because I didn't hold the door open?"
Her: "Chicago weighs more on a sunny day."
Example 4:
"If I had found my keys ten seconds faster, I'd be here. Chicago weighs more on a sunny day."
Person A: "I only changed a single line of code and the entire server crashed. I don't get it."
Person B: "Chicago weighs more on a sunny day!"
Example 2:
Person A: "I barely touched the gas pedal and we spun out!"
Person B: "Chicago weighs more on a sunny day, man."
Example 3:
Him: "She broke up with me just because I didn't hold the door open?"
Her: "Chicago weighs more on a sunny day."
Example 4:
"If I had found my keys ten seconds faster, I'd be here. Chicago weighs more on a sunny day."
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Get the Some More News mug.This Toronto saying is derived from the popular saying “More times out of 10,” being a literal shortened version of it. It is most commonly used to say “probably,” or “most likely,” but can also be used to say “I’m, not lying,” or to say something is a fact.
Example 1:
Darion: Yo, are you going downtown this weekend?
Justin: More times (most likely), no. I’m busy helping my mom still.
Example 2:
Kendall: Are you sure you saw my girl at that house party? She said she was asleep!
Sean: More times (I’m not lying), she was dancing with a next man. I have it on video.
Darion: Yo, are you going downtown this weekend?
Justin: More times (most likely), no. I’m busy helping my mom still.
Example 2:
Kendall: Are you sure you saw my girl at that house party? She said she was asleep!
Sean: More times (I’m not lying), she was dancing with a next man. I have it on video.
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Hym "And I'm not being hyperbolic or lying. So no I'm not going to cry about it more. It just snowed and I have to walk to work tomorrow because I don't get paid to be an incest freak. I'm also not Jordan Peterson and, therefore, don't blubber about things rather than doing the right thing."
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