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Let's see... a Ranchero Chicken Soft Taco has 170 calories.

Anybody up to the task? How many of said tacos would it take to equal the energy stored in a hydrogen bomb?

Our national understanding of nuclear physics depends on it!

1 food calorie is really a kilo-calorie of chemistry persuasion, each of which is 4.184 joules.

An explosion equivalent to 1 megaton (a small hydrogen bomb) is equivalent to 4.184×10^15 Joules (source http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TNT_equivalent )

So, 4.184×10^15 / (170 * 1000 * 4.184) = 5.8824 x 10^9 Ranchero Chicken Soft Tacos. (i.e. 6 billion, i.e. one delicious taco for everyone on Earth.)

A Tzar Bomba, at 50 megatons, would be 50 tacos for everyone on Earth. And an epidemic of scurvy.

Wikipedia notes that carbohydrates have higher energy density than TNT, so if you actually measured nuclear explosions in mega-tons of tacos, it would be a smaller number than mega-tons of TNT.

time to revert to the only historically sound store of value: bullets and whiskey.

rychan wins the internet.

"If you've been living in a cave...congratulations. You just made the most sound real estate plan. Once again, bin Laden wins."

HAIL SATAN!

HAIL SATAN!

Has any other elected official ever jumped the shark so vigorously?

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