it does not work that way because a SSD stores the information by capturing and binding electrons. Presence of an electron in the flip-flop (electric charge) is

it does not work that way because a SSD stores the information by capturing and binding electrons. Presence of an electron in the flip-flop (electric charge) is evaluated as 1 and non-existence of an electron is evaluated as zero. A full SSD will be actually heavier :) but when you think about it the information amount is the same, a SSD with full zeroes and another one full with files have same amount of information equal to capacity of the SSD. Whether it is meaningful information or not is another discussion.