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I think he's comparing apples with oranges: maybe 10^80 is not so big, but the number of configurations of the 10^80 atoms is huge.
by jhallenworld 11y ago
I think he's comparing apples with oranges: maybe 10^80 is not so big, but the number of configurations of the 10^80 atoms is huge.
- jameshart 11y agoI think that was his point.
- caipre 11y agoThat is entirely the point of the article.
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- cinquemb 11y agoIt would be cool if there were more talk about properties we have observed of these configurations/which are more probable at any given instance, and efficient ways of computing such.