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I believe the flaw is in assuming a Lego figure is not in 1:1 scale. So instead of upscaling the Lego figure we should just down-scale "earth" (in reality now L

I believe the flaw is in assuming a Lego figure is not in 1:1 scale. So instead of upscaling the Lego figure we should just down-scale "earth" (in reality now Lego-earth) and re-run these numbers with Lego-earth gravity.

kolinko 6y ago
Lego figures are more bulky than humans. This would suggest that Lego-earth has actually a higher gravity than earth, right?
- SahAssar 6y ago
  Lego minifigs are mostly filled with air, while humans are mostly water. Water is heavier than air, so wouldn't that mean lower gravity?
  - kolinko 6y ago
    Good question, haven’t thought of that!