ok, that's not true, but it'd be interesting if it was...anyways


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It makes no sense, grains of sands are made of several atoms, so the numbers of grains is necessarily small than the amount of atoms in the universe.

Corne2Plum3 wrote: 38524r

It makes no sense, grains of sands are made of several atoms, so the numbers of grains is necessarily small than the amount of atoms in the universe.

no you're wrong

Patatitta wrote: 10441j

Corne2Plum3 wrote: 38524r

It makes no sense, grains of sands are made of several atoms, so the numbers of grains is necessarily small than the amount of atoms in the universe.

no you're wrong

I stopped doing science after grade 10 but isn't corne right

Patatitta wrote: 10441j

Corne2Plum3 wrote: 38524r

It makes no sense, grains of sands are made of several atoms, so the numbers of grains is necessarily small than the amount of atoms in the universe.

no you're wrong

I'm sorry to hurt your ego or fail to give you a feeling of superiority because I believe I'm correct

Corne2Plum3 wrote: 38524r

Patatitta wrote: 10441j

Corne2Plum3 wrote: 38524r

It makes no sense, grains of sands are made of several atoms, so the numbers of grains is necessarily small than the amount of atoms in the universe.

no you're wrong

I'm sorry to hurt your ego or fail to give you a feeling of superiority because I believe I'm correct

nope you're wrong

the apocethary diaries 🥶🥶🥶

sametdze wrote: 1q6a25

the apocethary diaries 🥶🥶🥶

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Fun fact: there are more possible chess positions than there are stars in the universe, which is pretty cool!

Niccy wrote: 6w3r5u

Fun fact: there are more possible chess positions than there are stars in the universe, which is pretty cool!

*in the visible universe

I don't like sand. It's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere.

thats a strong contradiction

finally abraker arrived to bring the truth

@grok is this true?

igorsprite wrote: 2o4o4m

@grok is this true?

The statement that there are more grains of sand on Earth's beaches than atoms in the universe is a common claim, but it is not accurate.

Estimates suggest that there are about 7.5 x 10^18 (7.5 quintillion) grains of sand on all the world's beaches. In contrast, the number of atoms in the observable universe is estimated to be around 10^80. This means that the number of atoms in the universe vastly exceeds the number of grains of sand on Earth.

So, while the idea is often used to illustrate the vastness of the universe, it is not true that there are more grains of sand than atoms in the universe.

abraker wrote: 4r1a54

igorsprite wrote: 2o4o4m

@grok is this true?

The statement that there are more grains of sand on Earth's beaches than atoms in the universe is a common claim, but it is not accurate.

Estimates suggest that there are about 7.5 x 10^18 (7.5 quintillion) grains of sand on all the world's beaches. In contrast, the number of atoms in the observable universe is estimated to be around 10^80. This means that the number of atoms in the universe vastly exceeds the number of grains of sand on Earth.

So, while the idea is often used to illustrate the vastness of the universe, it is not true that there are more grains of sand than atoms in the universe.

see, this is an example of AI spreading missinformation

Corne2Plum3 wrote: 38524r

It makes no sense, grains of sands are made of several atoms, so the numbers of grains is necessarily small than the amount of atoms in the universe.

IDK, there's a lot of beaches out there

Niccy wrote: 6w3r5u

Fun fact: there are more possible chess positions than there are stars in the universe, which is pretty cool!

my chances of eating cheese and not suffering in the bathroom later are lower that my chances of winning the lottery, that's why I don't gamble

Karmine wrote: 1g5d6k

I don't like sand. It's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere.

I don't like sand because it's what we need to make computers and I think that was a big mistake

igorsprite wrote: 2o4o4m

@grok is this true?

yes, not only are there more grains of sand that atoms in the universe but it's tasty an nutritious

abraker wrote: 4r1a54

thats a strong contradiction

how so? I think it would be interesting

Corne2Plum3 wrote: 38524r

It makes no sense, grains of sands are made of several atoms, so the numbers of grains is necessarily small than the amount of atoms in the universe.

that's what the gov't wants you to think




@papatatia thank you for seeing the truth and not being brainwashed by "big sand"

ot is on a beach episode

z0z wrote: f3xx

ot is on a beach episode

OT! beach episode would be fire.

Karmine wrote: 1g5d6k

z0z wrote: f3xx

ot is on a beach episode

OT! beach episode would be fire.

No, it would be water.