In the early 1900s, a physicist Dr. Duncan MacDougall in Massachusetts sought to evidence his hypothesis that the soul is measurable by weight. He postulated that the soul has a definite mass because it resides in a body. After a six-year long experiment, he concluded that there will be a weight loss of 21 grams after one dies. This 21 grams is believed to be the weight of ones soul.
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