> When you allow for context, information density can approach infinity. I absolutely agree with you. You are my hero. The amount of information stored in an

> When you allow for context, information density can approach infinity. I absolutely agree with you. You are my hero. The amount of information stored in an object (which is capable of storing at least one bit of information in traditional sense) depends on the size of the context. If the object is not even capable of storing one bit of information in traditional sense, then the amount of information that can be stored is zero. And for all objects that can store one bit or more of information in traditional sense, the total amount of information that can be stored in it = the number of bits it can store + the number of bits that can be stored in rest of the universe (context). So any one bit object can store the same amount of information that can be stored in the entire universe. And if it turns out that our universe is enclosed in yet another larger universe, then you have to include that as part of the context as well. Edit: typo