What weighs more. All the trains that pass through grand central station or the trees used to print our money?

Answer 1

This is a question from a movie I saw recently. It was some action movie, but I can't remember what it was. The answer is neither, both weigh zero. According to the movie, grand central is at the end of the line, so no trains pass through. In the movie, there was also reference to trains passing under grand central on the subway, but still not through. According to the movie, American money is printed on paper made from cotton - not from paper made from trees, so also zero. In Australia, our notes are made from plastic, so there is still no trees used to make it.

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Answer 2

Grand Central Station is the post office. Grand Central Terminal is the train station. Money is a cotton blend, not trees. There is logically no answer, since they cannot be quantified. The closest correct response would be "nothing." It's a trick question.

Answer 3

The trees used for the money are.

Answer 4

The trees used to print our money.......

Answer 5

trees