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Bernardo de La Paz

(57,199 posts)
6. You know me and us. We love science and study it as best as we can muster.
Mon May 12, 2025, 11:31 AM
May 12

But scientists have humour.

Reducing the endpoint from 10^1100 years to 10^78 years is a gigantic reduction indeed. But 10^78 years is still an enormous amount of time.

I think your reply here is a bit of a nod to humour and I hope we all can enjoy a chuckle from time to time around the periphery of serious topics.

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