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We broke the problem down into 2,217,093,120 smaller problems Off topic, but this is a brilliant sentence to use especially outside of the original context. Li
by namenotrequired 13y ago
We broke the problem down into 2,217,093,120 smaller problems
Off topic, but this is a brilliant sentence to use especially outside of the original context. Like if you broke someone else's ugly vase.
- justinpombrio 13y agoIf it's in that many pieces, I think the word is vaporized.
- thisisdave 13y agoI think we're quite a few orders of magnitude short of that. "Disintegrated" or "aerosolized" are probably closer.
- saalweachter 13y agoAerosolized. Starting from a couple dozen moles, you'd end up with quintillions of atoms in each piece, which would be solid, invisible to the naked eye, but visible under a microscope (about an order of magnitude larger than the average eukaryote). Vaporization would imply a complete dissociation of all the atoms.
- gosub 13y agoaerosolved