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In short, Bill wasn’t (theoretically) wrong, data does have weight but only on SSDs and they do get ever-so-slightly heavier when you write data, unlike HDDs. The difference, however, is practically zero. This is more of a fun physics trivia than anything measurable. If you’re visualizing electrons piling up like tiny weights, that’s accurate on a quantum scale!