This is the Jocco Underground Podcast number 78 sitting here with Echo Charles EC. Yes, sir. Let me jocke it like

Kalanjra's

Barometer we're gonna talk about this. So this is an urban legend

It's something that was written about by a guy named Alexander Kalandra Kalandra something like that

He was a he was a test designer someone that makes tests and

he made tests for a living and so he wrote this thing about how to ask good questions versus bad ones and he published this story

1959 1959 this story was originally done

And it was published it got published many times throughout the years after that, but

The story goes something like this

There's a professor that asked a question on a test and the

Question on the test is something like how would one find the height of a building using only a barometer and

The correct answer being or one correct answer being the the anticipated answer is that

You well you would take a reading at the bottom of the building of the barometer and then

Take a reading at the top and then find the difference and then calculate the height based on the change in the barometer

That's the the right answer

But there was a bunch of other answers that came in

You know one person said tie rope to the barometer lowered off the building then measure the rope

Someone else said measure the shadow of the building and measure the shadow of the barometer

And you know the height of the barometer and then you can calculate the height of the building another one said

Mark the height of the barometer on the wall as you go up the stairs like each

Barometer and you know that the barometers whatever 12 inches tall and

Then you multiply it time the number of

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