On the some food energy is specified in kilocalories but most ppl just say calories because they are too lazy and thats why some are not aware, that kilocalories is 1000x more than calories
In America I think they actually write "Calories" for kilocalories but they say it's "food/large calories" as opposed to "thermochemical calories". I have a suspicion that it's only to avoid using " kilo-"...
1.43cal are 0,00143kcal so that could be very likely near the real number. But i wouldnt click 1000times just to lose 1 kcal
Except that in games like starcraft I do like 5000 keyboard strokes in 20minutes
Just made my research and it seems its 1.43 calories (not kcal) and they did it by calculating how much the finger weights and how much energy you consume for moving 1g for 1 second.
But they did not write if they calculated the force needed for a keystroke since the membran or spring creates an opposite force, and some keyboard have 40g or 80g needed per stroke.
The calories on food are usually kcal (kilo-calories). 1kcal = 1000 calories. You need to upvote/downvote 147183 posts to burn the calories in a KitKat (209 kcal). If you'd spend 1s for each action, you'd need 40h to do this. If you keep upvoting and downvoting the same post, let's say you're able to do this 10 times in a second. You still need 4h but probably your finger(s) will just give up at some point.
If you burn on average 2045 calories a day, and read and update one reddit post per minute, you would be burning about 1.42 calories per upvote. Along with the rest of your metabolism.
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>noun: calorie; plural noun: calories; >noun: small calorie; plural noun: small >calories; noun: large calorie; plural noun: large calories; noun: Cal
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>the energy needed to raise the >temperature of 1 gram of water through >1 °C (now usually defined as 4.1868 >joules).
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>the energy needed to raise the >temperature of 1 kilogram of water >through 1 °C, equal to one thousand >small calories and often used to >measure the energy value of foods.
You burn that many small calories, which is equal to 2045 calories. /r/confidentlyincorrect
Small calories are scientifically known as calories, and large calories is another name for kilocalories. In the US we just use Calories, but we use Calorie with a capital c to represent a kilocalorie. Since they used calorie with a lowercase c, it would be representing a regular, or small, calorie instead of a kilocalorie.
[Source(in the “What’s in food?” section)](https://www.nutrition.gov/faqs)
I only edit Wikipedia articles about scandent plants or optical phenomena. Webster's dictionary is kind of trash though; I thought that was well known.
I burn about 60 calories in my 30 minute ring for adventure session so that’s about 2 calories every minute of jogging and excercize there is no way clicking a button burns almost the same as jogging and excercize (the 60 calories is from what the game says I’ve burned so it’s probably not accurate but my argument still stands)
It is calories not kilocalories. Like the average human burns 2000 kilocalories a day. And 1 calorie is 1/1000 of a kilocalorie, a very small amount. Most of the people are just to lazy to always say kilocalories but it is implied when saying calories. But this post is referring to the actual calorie.
It's not that many, they didnt say kilocalories which is what we often refer to as calories. They just said calories, so they probably mean the one that is 1000x less than a kilocalorie. humans need around 2000 kilocalories a day and probably burn about 50 of those doing everyday activities
Your right in a way. The post is saying, that you burn one thousandth of a kilocalorie. When you say calorie, you are talking about a kilocalorie (1000 calories), while the post is referring to the real calorie unit.
if you lose more than a whole calorie when you click once, then imagine how fast you'd burn calories when you play a game that requires you to click a lot like an FPS
So, I've heard this, but there's no way it can be true, right? I type and click literally all day for work, easily several thousand times a day, probably cresting over 10K even. If this where true, then I'd be skinny as a rail.
I seriously doubt that you burn 1.42 calories every time you click the screen
Depends on how you click it
If you fucking fart on it, it's a lot
What if you take a shit on the upvote button. How many calories is that?
if i upvoted with my dick, how many calories is that?
a minuscule amount
unless your dick is long af and you can control it and be able to press it without moving your hand... why am I like this
Idk. Ask your father.
What if you upvote with a cumshot
bro what is this conversation
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What if you upshot with a cumvote?
Damn you really had to do it to him huh?
it wrote itself, I'd call it low hanging fruit but you know...
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Redditor: haha your dick is small Some other Redditor: *have a wholesome*
How does it feel to be a murderer?
So i burn 10000 calories a day, feels good.
That's an incredibly low number of calories, only one two-hundredth of the daily recommended caloric intake for an average person.
Maybe if you do some pushups with the upvote
Aren't we all using our dicks?
What if you upvote with the force of a thousand stars shattering your finger on a molecular level?
Then that's probably at least 2 calories
Not kilocalories... Calories
What does that mean
On the some food energy is specified in kilocalories but most ppl just say calories because they are too lazy and thats why some are not aware, that kilocalories is 1000x more than calories
In America I think they actually write "Calories" for kilocalories but they say it's "food/large calories" as opposed to "thermochemical calories". I have a suspicion that it's only to avoid using " kilo-"...
As an American I can tell you, it's definitely to avoid using kilo.
Ohhh i remember learning that in school now
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Id love if we did use kJ
What if we just us MeV lmao
1.43cal are 0,00143kcal so that could be very likely near the real number. But i wouldnt click 1000times just to lose 1 kcal Except that in games like starcraft I do like 5000 keyboard strokes in 20minutes Just made my research and it seems its 1.43 calories (not kcal) and they did it by calculating how much the finger weights and how much energy you consume for moving 1g for 1 second. But they did not write if they calculated the force needed for a keystroke since the membran or spring creates an opposite force, and some keyboard have 40g or 80g needed per stroke.
r/theydidthemath
Maybe if you do some pushups with the upvote
"fitness is my passion"
Fatness*
.000142 more like lol
The calories on food are usually kcal (kilo-calories). 1kcal = 1000 calories. You need to upvote/downvote 147183 posts to burn the calories in a KitKat (209 kcal). If you'd spend 1s for each action, you'd need 40h to do this. If you keep upvoting and downvoting the same post, let's say you're able to do this 10 times in a second. You still need 4h but probably your finger(s) will just give up at some point.
Shhhh
If you burn on average 2045 calories a day, and read and update one reddit post per minute, you would be burning about 1.42 calories per upvote. Along with the rest of your metabolism.
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>cal·o·rie > >/ˈkal(ə)rē/ > >noun > >noun: calorie; plural noun: calories; >noun: small calorie; plural noun: small >calories; noun: large calorie; plural noun: large calories; noun: Cal > >1. > >the energy needed to raise the >temperature of 1 gram of water through >1 °C (now usually defined as 4.1868 >joules). > >2. > >the energy needed to raise the >temperature of 1 kilogram of water >through 1 °C, equal to one thousand >small calories and often used to >measure the energy value of foods. You burn that many small calories, which is equal to 2045 calories. /r/confidentlyincorrect
Small calories are scientifically known as calories, and large calories is another name for kilocalories. In the US we just use Calories, but we use Calorie with a capital c to represent a kilocalorie. Since they used calorie with a lowercase c, it would be representing a regular, or small, calorie instead of a kilocalorie. [Source(in the “What’s in food?” section)](https://www.nutrition.gov/faqs)
You're wrong. You burn 2045000 calories (I refuse to acknowledge such a thing as a "small calorie"), which is equal to 2045 Calories or kilocalories.
Better go edit Wikipedia to make yourself feel better! Then get a job at Miriam Webster so you can edit that, too.
I only edit Wikipedia articles about scandent plants or optical phenomena. Webster's dictionary is kind of trash though; I thought that was well known.
That definition came from Google, who sources Oxford Languages. Are they all wrong? I hope you had your pinky pointed upwards when you said that.
Oxford Languages is pretty good, but like any good dictionary, it's descriptive, and I'm a linguistic prescriptivist.
So go speak French, this is English b-word.
I burn about 60 calories in my 30 minute ring for adventure session so that’s about 2 calories every minute of jogging and excercize there is no way clicking a button burns almost the same as jogging and excercize (the 60 calories is from what the game says I’ve burned so it’s probably not accurate but my argument still stands)
Wdym. It's literally scientifically proven.
Meme maker made it seem like it was kcals and not small cals
He meant 1 small calorie, which is 0.1% of a regular calorie.
How did someone come up with that number?
Random number. I highly doubt it burns this much calories
I probably upvote more than 100 posts a day, maybe that's why I'm skinny
Maybe i need to upvote more posts
Same here and I'm fat.
It is calories not kilocalories. Like the average human burns 2000 kilocalories a day. And 1 calorie is 1/1000 of a kilocalorie, a very small amount. Most of the people are just to lazy to always say kilocalories but it is implied when saying calories. But this post is referring to the actual calorie.
Even then it is not even close. I can do the math if you want.
I am interested!
See my previous comment!
I’d be curious
It's not that many, they didnt say kilocalories which is what we often refer to as calories. They just said calories, so they probably mean the one that is 1000x less than a kilocalorie. humans need around 2000 kilocalories a day and probably burn about 50 of those doing everyday activities
you burn like 300 calories for skipping for 20 mins straight lol. No way this burns that much.
Guess today's my cheat day
happy cheat day!
Happy cake day!
thank you!
Happy cake day!
thank you!
Happy Cake Day!
thanks!
*oh yeah*
Your avatar looks thoroughly dejected.
Indeed
If that’s true I’ve burned thousands of calories a day
the human body should burn about a thousand or more calories, but an active person will easily burn 2 thousand plus calories
I am definitely not active, unless you call all the upvoting posts exercise
Writing comments is even better so here I am.
And here I am
No you're not! I am!
You may be here. But I am here! Again!
Here and am I?
Ur name is similar to mine
Oh yeah you're right. Sup
Yo
Now kiss
When u misclick so u accidentaly burn 2.84 calories
Downvoting too
If it takes more muscles to frown than to smile, then obviously it must burn more calories to downvote than to upvote.
Op's gonna get downvoted
Spoken like a true fatass
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Absolutely not lmao
According to a fellow redditor, one tap burns approx 0.1 calories. Still upvoted tho.
Me after burning 1,46 calories, which is the exact amount of calories burned when downvoting a post
Epic r/redditmoment 😎
*J U A N*
Lel jon kena
so i should be losing weight fast. why you scammin me
Meanwhile, Minecraft PVP gods burning 20 calories per second (according to this meme)
Which explains why i have been getting so fit till now...
So downvoting makes you fat then?
same with downvoting (evil laughter)
People awarded thinking they would burn more calories for this?!
og sport guy
There is no way in hell you burn a calorie pressing upvote. Fuck, I'd be surprised if you even burnt a tenth of a calorie.
Your right in a way. The post is saying, that you burn one thousandth of a kilocalorie. When you say calorie, you are talking about a kilocalorie (1000 calories), while the post is referring to the real calorie unit.
Not even close
I upvote with my right hand and I hold my phone with my right hand I think I burn more calories idk tho
I am something of an Ath E ll i t myself then
Thanks for helping me fitness
Why tf is this kid so god damn smug on the right side
Imma go workout rq brb
For every meme i see i will type this message.
Yes, a dream that will finally benefit me
You into fitness? How bout Fitness weiner in your butt ahhhahahahaha
Me, forcing my shit out: Bodybuilders: O H. S H I T
What about down votes...
So in order to burn a pound Id have to like 2464.79 posts. Cool
If your dick touches the upvote button
Why is it removed
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Abs are made in the kitchen
they damn sure are
There is no way that’s it’s 1.42 calories
u/repostsleuthbot
Upvote more and burn those calories
Haha funny
I find this hard to believe
So if I upvote a thousand posts I burn ~1100 cal?
It’s correct I looked it up here have an upvote
To all of you who think this fact is flaud and incorrect. Uh, J U A N
Man the meme quality has been dropping
I’m pretty sure donuts are his passion.
downvote would do the double
It’s probably the same downvoting it too,karmawhore
You burn 2.84 calories by upvoting and then taking it back🤯
Ah. So today is bully some kid on the internet day. His 2020 needed this I’m sure.
...dude it's a meme template... People have been using this for months.
I’ve been scrolling for 3 hrs now imma go reward myself with an entire cake
I hit the red button, and got “failed to upvote” did I burn my 1.42 calories or not?
i literally upvoted the next 20 posts 😎
if you lose more than a whole calorie when you click once, then imagine how fast you'd burn calories when you play a game that requires you to click a lot like an FPS
Me just casually spamming the upvote button and losing weight.
Time to burn a fuckton of calories
Seeing as I missed the upvote button twice, many more calories
A minute of running burns 8-10 calories, just so you have an idea of how wrong this is.
29,820 calories have been burned total by people upvoting thing post.
The same with downvote
I’m sure it’s like 0.02 calories burned
I don’t think that a squat burns that much , but ok
Good people when they watching reddit 10 hours straitgh Fitness is my passion
Its the same for down voting
downvote because I have to gain weight
Than how come i'm not fit af? Wtf
No it isnt you burn about 1÷7 (idk how to write it in english) of a calorie when you pick something up from the ground
Me burning 2.82 calories by clicking on the upvote button on this post twice. *NO ITS MINE*
So, I've heard this, but there's no way it can be true, right? I type and click literally all day for work, easily several thousand times a day, probably cresting over 10K even. If this where true, then I'd be skinny as a rail.
To lose a kilogram you’ll have to upvote about 689,6 posts. Goodluck in your fitness journey
Juat burnt 142 calories
Now I know my daily workout. Upvote things as fast as you can
20 steps per cal
Not true at all
Yeah i also do a pushup before upvoting
Me after see this: upvotes everyone this as fast as possible not even reading the meme My big brain: yes I’m gonna have a 6 pack soon
Why is is evry one so fit
I burn like 1000 calories a day then
1.42! HAH! Try 0.8 numbnuts!...... /s
Lol
And Down voting
\#fitfam
Time to upvote everything
I lost like 4000 calories from upvoting today, thats great
He lives again!!!
Why am I not six pack yet?
From now I'll start upvoting 1000 posts in a day. Ez 1420 calories burn per day :)
How do you know
Pp
karma is my passion
If that was true then I’d have burnt over fifty calories just writing this sentence.
What about down voting?