LoL! Ok if you say so....
But I tell you, if I drop a kilo of iron on your toe, you're going to feel it, and wish it were only a pound.
(you are a very confused person)
Since I’m so confused, please straighten me up by telling me what is the SI unit of mass. Thank you in advance.
Would you accept the magazine Physics World as knowing what a kilogram is? See this article for the following statement:
Scientists have proposed two ways to redefine the unit of mass. The first is based on the Planck constant and requires a 1-kilogram mass to be supported against Earth’s gravity using a precisely measured magnetic force.
See, a kilogram is a unit of mass, and when it has a gravitational acceleration applied to it, you get a force. That whole F=ma thing.
A kilogram is a unit of mass. It exerts a force (weight), because of gravitational attraction between masses (the earth and the kg of mass), but the force will change based upon the gravitational attraction between the two.