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Or use a larger stick. Every doubling of the stick length gives another bit of information. A stick of one light-year length would add about 53 bits.
by oever 5y ago
Or use a larger stick. Every doubling of the stick length gives another bit of information. A stick of one light-year length would add about 53 bits.
- tbabb 5y agoThe main point I'm making is that the information density of the physical world is not unlimited as GP suggests. But I think that example just shows how few bits you can really get out the exercise!
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