Definitely. This is what the world needs right now

Buuuuuut, what's your stands on this one in the end?

I disagree questions to which there are no answers are horrendous

not much of a debate when i solved it in seconds, think i'll have a go at ukraine now, first oligarch to bump putin off gets his money and yachts back, aanything else i can solve before i start on rory's poor form att the players

@@morrisshaw I hear the Israelis and Palestinians have had a bit of a tiff as well perhaps you could be of assistance

Right?! The wheel was invented when people still slept in caves. Case closed.

also the meaning of wheels is just being round, like a cheese wheel or something imaginary like a color wheel

@@tylerlewis6813 Many experts think the wheel probably wasn't invented until we'd successfully domesticated dray animals already, probably for thousands of years. How eager would *you* be to invent a cart if you have to pull the damn thing? AFAIK, we'd long been using animals to pull carts when someone brilliantly realized how cheap human labour was when you didn't have to pay the workers and invented the wheelbarrow, and not very long ago, 3 or 4k years ago IIRC. It's a different story when you can make an ox do the work, or a horse, or a donkey, or even a big dog, especially if you don't have slaves/serfs. Lots of human societies had no use for the wheel (and didn't have them as such as a result), and they all lacked creatures suited to drawing a cart (due to the lack of available dray animals in those regions). The wheel isn't universal by any means! That said, most cultures didn't have doors period afaik, hanging cloth/strings weren't unusual I gather, but that's not a door. A house in many places might have one door in it, the front one, so you can lock it. Doors are very common now, but that's probably because they are super-cheap to make at this point.

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@@derpdankstrom I agree he should've said tires , now that would've been easier

Keeping it subjective. Did you count refrigerator doors? Washer, dryer doors? Microwave/oven doors? I don't have many wheels in my place. But I do believe the answer is wheels. Lol

Well that may be true, but then there are also SO MANY non-building things that have doors. I take your apartment and raise you a tanker. Just 1 solitary tanker can have around 20,000 doors. Also you may be using a more loose definition for what constitutes a wheel than your definition for what constitutes a door. It's all subjective based on your own interpretation of the dictionary definition of wheel and door or your generic definition of what we should mean when we say wheel like vs door like objects. If we go by the dictionary definition then a wheel is a circular object that revolves on an axle and is fixed below a vehicle or other object to enable it to move easily over the ground. If it moves over a surface that isn't the ground ( i.e a solid surface of the earth ), or it isn't currently affixed to an axle ( i.e spare tire ), or it isn't below the object then it isn't a wheel. that means I have zero wheels in my house. A door is a hinged, sliding, or revolving barrier at the entrance to a building, room, or vehicle, or in the framework of a cupboard. that means I have 12 doors, which is 12 more doors than wheels. However if I just say anything that is wheel like in design and purpose, i.e it is a circular object that revolves on an axis for smoother movement which is closer to what people actually think of as a wheel then my number goes from 0 to 24 and includes toys, chairs, and luggage. Now I have 24 wheels and only 12 doors. However if I If I also use a very loose definition of a door as any hinged, sliding or revolving barrier that can be opened and closed, then the number goes from 12 to..... well let's just say I stopped counting in the 40's. this now includes windows, draws, toys, storage containers and my washing machine. Of course you may say, well a draw is a draw not a door, but a draw is a sliding barrier that can be opened and closed, so it is essentially a type of door, as is a window. In the end our differing results may have nothing to do with our math and everything to do with our terms.

@@andrewchen9097 Yep

@@andrewchen9097 that is not *the* definition of a wheel. that is *a* definition of a wheel. under that very definition it also says "a circular object that revolves on an axle and forms part of a machine."

@@andrewchen9097 also a set of drawers has like 30 wheels

Is the trunk a door?

Lol 4 doors, trunk, hood, gas cap cover, glove box, 2nd glove box, console, and arguably the back seat if it opens to the trunk.

also a sliding door has at least 4 wheels to slide

@@elisaholland29 the gas cover is not a door. Stop. That's like saying the lid of a bottle is a door. No.

@@elisaholland29 half your door examples are a stretch, v wheels are literally just round things that provide a circular motion. What's your definition of a door? Things that shut things closed? That's just not it.

Ye

You also have to account for the definition of a door. Are we talking about the covers of entryways or entryways that aren’t fully open all the time themselves?

But honestly, who gives a shit? This is stupid, people getting riled up over something so unimportant

@@alej15pr Also, you'd have to decide if a door is a door when it's not on some entrance, lol.

@@rachelb4398 to have fun?

And getting James out of his chair... Total chaos! Also.... 100% wheels!!

I don’t think this qualifies as a MONOlogue.

How do you get the letters with the lines going through them?

There are 32,697,429 5 door cars in the Ik alone that’s 31 million more doors on just them cars don’t forget all of the cargo ships with shipping containers and houses with the average number of doors being 20

Absolutely. If you factor toys into the discussion there are WAY more wheels than doors. For every toy car, the doors don't open and you have at least four wheels. Lego wheels, kinex wheels, hot wheels, etc. Even toy houses and things are usually open concept without really any doors built in. Drawers have wheels, vacuum cleaners have wheels, roller skates/blades have at least four per shoe, the little wheels that spin your microwave plate, bicycles, motorcycles, four wheelers, tricycles, snow tires for about half the world, steering wheels, carriage wheels. I dunno man. Seems pretty cut and dried to me. Tldr; if we're counting ALL wheels, not just cars, it's gotta be more wheels than doors.

I just looked it up and there have been more than 6 billion hot wheels made since 1968. That is 24 billion wheels right there.

@@jonathanbutts1629 and there is 2 billion doors on a cargo ship

All those hot wheels and Lego vehicles, I’m not considering even counting that. My mind can’t fathom this 🤯

Well, any door that slides or is mechanical has wheels so technically for every door that moves there are minimum 4 wheels.

Not so! They have driver's side and passenger door, some have back driver's side and passenger doors; they have the back two doors of the trailer; gas cap door; hood door; some have an escape hatch door on the roof. :D Endless doors!

@@Christi6746 and when they have a drink they take the door off of their bottle, oh wait no that's called a cap, like a gas cap. calling a gas cap a door is like saying a lid is a door

@@JBG-AjaxzeMedia I'm not speaking of the gas cap itself that screws into the gas tank. I'm speaking of the door that closes over that screwed gas cap. That is indeed a door. Some even have locks on them to prevent theft. Caps don't have locks, but doors do!

Those are gears, not wheels.

@@rosemorris7912 but still a type of wheel

But each piston is a door to the cylinder!

But even cars have doors not just wheels

If you wanna play that way then boxes also has doors…

Billions of 18 wheelers that have only 2 doors 😂

Then you have to count all valves as doors... so its not as far apart as you might think, but this might truly be the question for the ages.

Also is a switch a door? you open it to let something through... close it and nothing goes through. Is a lid a door? Is a drawer a door? It can get pretty deep in here 🤣

@@dzd2371 The fuck I have to count a valve as a door. A door is a hinged opening attached to a frame. A valve is a piston attached to a camshaft, which is....ANOTHER SERIES OF WHEELS.

@@lancefromohio Valves have hinges or they don't work even if its just a flap that flap is by very definition a hinge, but with that same logic a hinge is also a wheel

That actually sounds really nice! I watch monologues during coffee too but I'm in my kitchen trying to wake up lol

Go to The Door Store and have a fun time counting doors.

Just think about it. Wheels have existed way longer than doors. They were the building blocks necessary for the construction of the great pyramids which by the way do not have any doors; unless ur definition of door is a wall that does not open. Periodtttttt debate concluded

Go to Ikea and find that every box technically have doors. Checkmate Wheelie people.

And how many doors does your train have? Don't forget to count the ones for those little booths (at least where I'm from) or the toilet doors. Sure there might be more wheels in a train but not as many more as you would think in the first moment.

I didn't even think of those wheels/gears! We definitely need a definition of doors and wheels first, before having a meaningful discussion

There are 32,697,429 5 door cars that’s 31 million more doors on just them cars don’t forget all of the cargo ships with shipping containers and houses with the average number of doors being 20

But in some places of the world people own more than 3 homes. And really geared clocks? We in the digital age. Even the poorest country’s still got cell phones and computers

A gear is completely different from a wheel

@@suleimanabdulsalam6419 yes some people are calling tires wheels when they are completely different

There are 32,697,429 5 door cars that’s 31 million more doors on just them cars don’t forget all of the cargo ships with shipping containers and houses with the average number of doors being 20

And the cars are just in the uk

@@percheavycdq Hi, A car has a great many more wheels than the tyres. Gears, cogs, locking mechanisms, dials, flywheels, almost any application of a technology that requires physical rotation is an application of the wheel. A Typical car would have 000's of components that meet that criteria, :) A different ratio but that same can be said for houses with fans, dimmer switches, lock components,, plumbing valves, every electric motor, appliance dials, even your computer.

There are 32,697,429 5 door cars that’s 31 million more doors on just them cars don’t forget all of the cargo ships with shipping containers and houses with the average number of doors being 20

Shipping containers probably use wheels on board too! Especially to board things and move them. And for every advent calendar, there's TONS of lego cars! Legos! One of the most popular toys ever. Its wheels for sure.

@@nicanproud there are doors in Lego aswell and there are 500,000,000 doors on the average shipping container ship it’s defo doors

@@percheavycdq there are probably equal or more wheels on a shipping container ship

@@cultoftyler9045 why would there be 2 billion wheels on a container ship?

A wheel... As in the invention.

That’s like classifying lids with hinges as doors, they’re not doors they’re lids. What you’re referring to are not wheels, they’re round

Hinges maybe. Not the idea of blocking/unblocking an opening

Being older doesn't mean there's more if them

@@samlung2724 No, but the adds are good since they've been around longer. Carts, wheelbarrows, chariots, etc.

Why would we only count wheels on vehicles. Are we only counting doors on buildings? Because there are some buildings that don't have tons of doors. Here in the states we do. But there's even this british tiktoker that was saying he was surprised by all the doors in American homes because there aren't has many separate rooms over in England.

Fax

I hope he realizes that this new format with the whole team is the way to go and stay. Go team James Corden!

That just means it's more famous. Not that there more of them

cars are a very small contributor to the amount of wheels and doors in the world

All doors have wheels? Please say your not serious

Pianos have wheels, vacuum cleaners, bikes, desk chairs, bed frames sometimes think about more than car wheels.

Trucks can have 14 wheels but only 2 doors. Every shopping cart has wheels and no doors. Then there are toy cars that have no doors but 4 wheels. Bikes also have wheels and no doors, and there are a billion bikes and 200 million motor bikes. Then there are quad bikes with 4 wheels and no doors. There are way more wheels that go unnoticed then doors, so much so that people forget that many doors have wheels

@@jordanh8554 I didn't only consider cars.

@@fickalinga I see your point. Honestly, I think it is strengthened when you consider machines that use wheels internally to make things move and operate. Omg....my brain geez. Who started this debate??????? It also makes you ask a question. What are people considering to be wheels?

@@jordanh8554 well things like cupboards wardrobes washing machines ovens dryers fridges and freezers have doors

But thoes same wheels can keep making more doors.

think of all the doors with knobs, a doorknob is an example of a wheel and axle in which the knob itself acts as the wheel, and the shaft of the lockset acts like the axle.

I completely agree bringing up cars is pointless