Everything Ever Written

[PB666]

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Wall 4, shelf 4, volume 6, page 81.

words worth fighting for, lol.

[Shpaget]

Philosophical question for you all...

You could ask the same question about paper books.

You can be just as uncertain that paper pages are empty until the book is opened at that page.

In this case, the author admits using black magic, while Gutenberg and his pals always tried to hide the truth.

[Darnok]

Here and on about 10²⁹ other pages

I am asking about number of chamber, wall ,shelf, volume and range of pages, not your bookmarks.

[Steel]

I am asking about number of chamber, wall ,shelf, volume and range of pages, not your bookmarks.

I just bookmarked it for ease

The chamber is:

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Wall:1

Shelf:1

Vol:12

Page: 132

Also note that this is not the entire Declaration, just a fairly large portion of it, the whole thing is in there somewhere though

Edited September 26, 2015 by Steel

[magnemoe]

That's an understatement. Like I said in my previous post, entire Universe would not be enough (by thousands of orders of magnitude), even if just a single atom was used as a storage for every string of 3200 letters.

If you want, you can calculate how much storage it would take to store the raw text file.

There are 29 (26 letters, comma, full stop, space) symbols that are to be ordered in a 3200 long string.

29^3200 = 4,7167 * 10^4679

Multiply by 3200 to get the number of letters.

1,509 * 10^4683

If each letter in ASCII takes one byte then that is the number of bytes required.

Or 1,3721 * 10^4671 terabytes.

So, even if every atom in the observable universe could store a terabyte of data, you'd need 1,372 * 10^4591 Universes.

How large would the physical library be?

Started on it, found that one hexagon holds 262400 pages, now if you assume its 5 m^2 and is 3 meter high including walls and floors one cubic light year of library will only hold 1.5*10^52 pages.

Gave up at this point. yes you would need something like an cube with 10^1500 lightyear sides, a bit unpractical to build.

[Steel]

How large would the physical library be?

Well considering it contains over 10⁵⁰⁷⁶ books (each with 410 pages) which is ~5000 orders of magnitude more books than the number of atoms in the known universe, it's going to be pretty much impossible to imagine the scale

[LordFerret]

As for your reducto absurbum i raise you one roman alphabet and one greek alphabet, plus two japanese alphabets, sanscrit, han/kange, throw in maya and egyptian heiroglyphics under the stipulation that just about everything that has been written contained elements from these, and I call.

I said English, or did I not.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Nine_Billion_Names_of_God

Arthur Clarke once wrote a short story with similiar premise Now someone turned science fiction into reality - kind of.

I remember reading that story. As I recall, in the end, when the computer finished printing out all the names of God, as the researchers walked outside into the dark of night - the stars all began to go out.

[andrewas]

Also note that this is not the entire Declaration, just a fairly large portion of it, the whole thing is in there somewhere though

Actually, no. The Declaration is longer than 3200 characters. Every single 3200 character subset of it will be on a page somewhere, but the odds on two pages with parts of the declaration occurring in sequence are remote. The original Library of Babel contained every possible book, this site merely contains every possible page.

[Findthepin1]

What if I edit my altitude in a data string about me? Will I appear on my roof?

[PB666]

Actually, no. The Declaration is longer than 3200 characters. Every single 3200 character subset of it will be on a page somewhere, but the odds on two pages with parts of the declaration occurring in sequence are remote. The original Library of Babel contained every possible book, this site merely contains every possible page.

Eliminating doubled word phrases. The basic formula for that is N * (N-1)/2 So that if there are approximately 1,025,109 words 0.5 x 10E12 two word phrases. If you then want three words in a row you then 0.16 x 10E18 and so on.

You can bias the ability to hit words knowing that certain words like the, a, numbers appear before nouns more frequently than other words.

I frankly do not understand the videos fascination, If I were a space alien listening to Earth's end message I would think what absolute gibberish no wonder they went extinct.

- - - Updated - - -

I said English, or did I not.

You did, but I was simply making the point that by combining letters from all the known alphabets I could create more encompassing gibberish with less bandwidth. Therefore trumping the whole process.

[LN400]

Somewhere in there it's written that someone will create a site that uses every page in every book in this library as a one time pad only that each symbol or group of symbols represents a word. Now that would take some time reading through.

Incidentally, that is found in hex

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Wall 2, shelf 5, volume 8, page 184

Edited September 27, 2015 by LN400

[Camacha]

Haha, a while back I wanted to do something similar with the pixels on a computer screen. With reduced resolution and color count, it is possible to systematically display every single possible combination of pixels on the screen... in a lifetime.

Think about it.... Though the would mostly be random garbage on screen at some point there would be a picture of:

Earth from space.

A cartoon of you eating a tire.

A picture of your mother holding a burning ketchup bottle.

A blueprint for an undiscovered technology.

Consider that text can be part of a picture....

The text of any national anthem, past current or future.

Lyric to an unwritten song.

A correct (and incorrect) text explaining about how the last human dies.

etc.... every picture you can think of... yea you prb get the idea.

The legal side of things is interesting, as you would inevitably end up with images that are offending or outright prohibited in a lot of countries. Though I guess the same goes for the text version.