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tillytubeworm t1_ja7rad6 wrote

If the air were colder it’d be a differently pressurized environment, so within any specific environment it’d always have the potentiality to be full. So even with your semantics I think OP’s showerthought is accurate in that sense. But not in the sense of using vacuum suction to remove the air.

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Gunz-n-Brunch t1_ja7qcze wrote

I can remember some dumb shit I said to impress a girl when I was in 6th grade, and I am as embarrassed about it now even more than I was then... But I once forgot why I opened Disney plus... Halfway through Revenge of the Sith I realised I did not open Disney to watch Star Wars. Last Wednesday I remembered that I had opened it to watch Hamilton.

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Redditardus t1_ja7meap wrote

Agreed. Consider the amount of pixels a single image could have and how many variations of color they could have. Just a 16x16 image has 256 pixels, and each can have 256^3 = 16,777,216 colors. In conclusion, there would be 4,294,967,296 possibilities. Now, consider you would have to find a single word for each variatoon.

Then, consider the size of the universe from atomic scale to the galaxies, and imagine if each subset of particles would need a separate word. Such an amount could only be astronomically large. This has not even accounted for any changes and processes in time.

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