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> If we want to fit the universe into a box, its sides would have to be twice that size. That is 5.4 × 10^61 Planck lengths. 206 bits is enough to address the
by worker767424 6y ago
> If we want to fit the universe into a box, its sides would have to be twice that size. That is 5.4 × 10^61 Planck lengths.
206 bits is enough to address the precise position of anything in the universe.
- dry_soup 6y agoWouldn't it be that times three, one for each dimension?
- logologology 6y agocare to explain this one? edit: right its log(2, 5.4*10^61). Its been a long morning...