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you are probably right... but what if it was like IPV6 where there are so many IPs that they should never run out... the unlimited storage dream.

• eukaryote31 7y ago
  Unlike IP addresses where you get exponentially more of them per unit cost (i.e size), storage space costs 1 bit per bit.
  • OrgNet 7y ago
    I don't think that you understand what I said... I don't mean that IP addresses have anything to do with physical space. I only mean it in the sense that IPv6 supposedly solved a problem and we need the same thing to happen to storage space.
    • StavrosK 7y ago
      He understands perfectly, it's theoretically impossible to get infinite storage in finite amounts of matter.
      • OrgNet 7y ago
        What I was thinking is that maybe we can use the 4th or maybe 5th dimension to hide all that matter. /s