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Which one gives the feeling of heaviness in the case of a kilogram of cotton or a kilogram of lead? Why?

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Strange as it may seem, they both give the same "feeling of heaviness".

If you put them in a pair of equal-size sealed boxes, there's no way for anyone to tell which box has the cotton and which box has the lead.

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