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So why did we need this conversation? Because life is full of invisible numbers that make a difference. Every time you pump gas, you’re moving about 6.3 pounds of potential energy per gallon into your car—and that energy is what lets you flee awkward conversations, drive to the beach, or attack a drive-thru at 2 a.m. Without that weight, you’d still be walking everywhere, probably in sandals, complaining about the heat.

Next time you fill up, look at that pump. Know that you’re pouring liquid the weight of a newborn baby into your tank—but one that explodes with 33.7 kilowatt-hours of energy. And if anyone asks why you’re smiling at a gas pump, just say, “I’m thinking about 6.3 pounds.” They’ll think you’re crazy. But you’ll know the truth. You’re educated. And you’re lighter than water. So float on.

高橋 健太

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