The Fed says this is a cube of $1M. They're off by half a million
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#3Here's the go-to for counting stuff in pictures of lots of stuff:
https://countthings.com/
This would probably be a hard case for it! But would be cool to see how well it works.
Re: The Fed says this is a cube of $1M. They're off by half a million
#4Do they claim it's packed solid all the way through?
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#5Someone needs to call/email the museum and ask what is actually in there because it don't add up.
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#7There are additional stacks hidden by the aluminum framing. Everything is flush against the glass so there are a few more inches on each face not counted in the 102 figure.
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#8i'm amazed he accurately placed the dots. if i were to use the png on the site without dots, i'd have trouble placing them in a lot of areas.
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#9Re: The Fed says this is a cube of $1M. They're off by half a million
#10There are additional stacks hidden by the aluminum framing. Everything is flush against the glass so there are a few more inches on each face not counted in the 102 figure.
do you know that or just speculating? I couldn't figure it out at the museum.