AHS Joins the Wheels VS Doors Debate
Students and staff explain why they think the world has more wheels or doors.
March 15, 2022
Students and staff explain why they think the world has more wheels or doors.
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Maggie McCurdy • Mar 16, 2022 at 7:56 pm
I’m team wheels all the way. Almost all doors rely on a swinging hinge system. These hinges are sheets of metal, the part that is then bolted to the door, that spin around a central axle. This mechanism, even though it doesn’t ever complete a full rotation, is still classified as a wheel. (It’s all just simple machine science.) A door is made of multiple wheels, so how can people still argue that there are more doors in the world?