Do you think there are more wheels or doors? (Comment down below)

[死神The_Reaper]

[死神The_Reaper]

I think there is more wheels

[coolguy53]

Is there more wheels and doors or deals and wars

[UNglaceon8]

More doors.

[GiggaPoggers]

You stole this off of YouTube shorts.
Regardless, doors.

[Slapadabass]

More doors cause there’s car doors, windows could count as doors. (depends on what kind of wheel tho)

[Moneyless]

this isn’t stolen from youtube shorts. This is an idea that was made on twitter, so the guy that posted it on youtube shorts probably stole it from him.

[enderxcodeing]

wheels because ROAD IS ROAD

[ɹǝllᴉʞ]

Both, because it depends on what kind of definitions you are using.

There are more wheels

First, let’s define a physical wheel and a physical door.
Wheel: A wheel is anything that may be conceived of as a physical wheel (wheels for transportation, toy wheels, wheels on appliances, shopping carts, wheels inside machinery, and so on).
Door: A door is anything that may be conceived of as a physical door (vehicle door, home door, cabinet door, locker door, etc.).
Because there are more items in the world that involve wheels than those that include doors, there are more actual wheels than doors. Also objects with wheels generally have many wheels. For example, LEGO is the world’s biggest maker of wheels. Here are some cool stats: Every year, LEGO produces around 300 million wheels. Every year, 500 million hotwheels are produced. Each hotwheel has at least two wheels, and frequently four (with two wheels each, we obtain one billion wheels). With only two wheels, we’ve already reached 1.3 billion per year. At this stage, the number with four wheels is probably unneeded. Almost every vehicle has at least one wheel (and, in most cases, numerous wheels). Toys, appliances, automobiles, office equipment, and machine interiors all have wheels, not to mention a variety of other products and technologies. Many cars have four primary doors; however, not all vehicles have doors. Wheels are found on bicycles, unicycles, skates, and rollerblades. Wheelie sneakers feature wheels as well. Painted doors that do not open or shut do not qualify as doors. Toy vehicle doors that open are counted. Every home has many doorways. There are dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of doors in apartment complexes and business buildings. Each home and workplace has an even higher number of wheels. As an example:

• Toys

• Chairs on wheels

• Machines with wheels and technology

• Trays and carts on wheels

• Appliances with casters

• Wheelbarrows

• Lawnmowers

When you consider other types of wheels, such as those used in machines, wheels definitely win.
Conclusion: In the physical world, wheels outnumber doors.

There are more doors.

If we confine the subject to solely walking doors and wheels for transportation, the debate turns gears. This time, doors are likely to triumph over wheels. This definition, however, excludes any toys from the equation. Machine components, appliance wheels, and office equipment are also prohibited. A door, on the other hand, is still a door. The bulk of doors are designed to be walked through, but only a small fraction of wheels are designed to be used with a human-sized vehicle. To put it another way, there are modes of transportation that do not need wheels. Boats, for example, do not have wheels under the definition’s limitations. However, many have doors. While there are numerous other modes of wheeled transportation, such as automobiles, buses, and trains, the majority of them also have doors. Even if we consider all means of wheeled transportation, such as bicycles and skateboards, there are far more doors in residences, workplaces, and other structures. Doors may be found in even the most basic buildings in third-world nations.
Conclusion: There are more doors than wheels, according to a more literal and restrictive definition.

[UNglaceon8]

Here’s a better question. Are there more circles or squares?

[死神The_Reaper]

I searched it up there are more wheels by a long shot

[死神The_Reaper]

never mind more doors
ht_smile:

[twofoursixeight]

there are more wheels because cars are cheaper and there are not as many houses as there are cars and cars come in pairs of 4 usually. houses may have more but there are way less houses.