Published at 16:57 BST on August 16, 2023, and updated at 20:35 BST on the same day, viral phenomena have been an integral part of the internet for a considerable time. One such phenomenon was the dress controversy in 2015, where the question of whether it was blue and black or white and gold stirred up a storm on Tumblr. Now, MailOnline seeks to settle another internet debate using ChatGPT, where Twitter users have been passionately arguing about the number of doors and wheels in the world. However, even with the help of ChatGPT, the answer is not as straightforward as expected.
In the conversation with ChatGPT, the AI-generated response quickly acknowledged the complexity of the question, stating that it’s challenging to provide a definitive answer due to various factors that can change over time. It seems that not even OpenAI’s impressive creation can provide a conclusive solution to this internet debate, which has puzzled Twitter users since last year. The bot leaned towards doors, highlighting their prevalence in virtually every type of building and the possibility of multiple doors within a single structure. However, ChatGPT also mentioned that while wheels are common in vehicles and machinery, it might not exceed the number of doors given the ubiquitous presence of doors in architectural structures. Nevertheless, the AI made it clear that this was only a rough estimation, emphasizing that the actual numbers could vary based on the definitions of “doors” and “wheels” used, along with cultural, technological, and economic factors.
The debate originated from a tweet by a New Zealand man named Ryan Nixon, who playfully asked the Twitter community whether there are more doors or wheels in the world. Since then, the tweet has gained nearly 9,000 retweets, with the current majority of 53.6% in favor of doors. However, the results are not overwhelmingly in favor of doors, and it’s likely that the pendulum will swing in their favor in the future. People on Twitter have passionately expressed their opinions, presenting detailed graphics and mathematical equations to support their arguments. It’s clear that this debate has captured the attention of individuals from across the globe.
Now, the question remains: Do you believe there are more doors or wheels in the world? We invite you to share your thoughts in the comments section below. ChatGPT may not have provided a definitive answer, but the conversation around this topic continues to divide and fascinate internet users.
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