re: nevermind

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it would be beyond the limit provided by the Bekenstein bound

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I was under the impression that this only applied to mechanical or electronic methods of storage?

In all seriousness though, I get that the resulting number is so large that it is one of the closest approximations of infinity that has been used, but... the universe is seemingly infinite. Which makes the number in question significantly less than even 0% of 0% of 0% of infinity. So while it is large, it is finite.

While mechanical and electronic storage are bound by the whole turing machine thing... What are the limits of biologic memory? Idk. But it seems like it is very close to a pure expression of information contained in energy. I can admit to being wrong earlier. But where's the proof?