@neiltyson I don't know who to ask; are there more stars in the sky than grains of sand on Earth? A debate with wifey.
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When you zoom in on the universe it becomes a beach.pic.twitter.com/qBuFtNZT7p
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Mind blown
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It just makes me happy that
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My mans just say الله اعلم
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Are there more stars in the sky or Russians in a Trump meeting?
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Correctly excluded the Sahara in the analogy. Well done sir.
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Corn on Neil - you should promote the use of confidence intervals

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Also "Corn on Neil" is the name of a new band I just heard about
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You said "on the world's beaches." Does that mean that if you include deserts and ocean floors, there are more grains of sand than stars?
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Because they are so plentiful?
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Yes, because they are both infinite
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If the universe is infinite, then there are infinite worlds, with an infinite number of grains of sand, right?
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Just a misunderstanding..I took "all the world's" as all of the worlds in the universe, not as all of this world's
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Well there still isn't an infinite number of worlds in the universe, as there is a finite amount of mass and energy.
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