The same observation has been made of π. Irrationals – π, ℇ, φ – each contain every number, every birthday, every death, and, encoded, every book, movie, and future history. In fact, someone made a filesystem which stores data as its π digit. It's not terribly efficient. Yep, factorial is big. Computer scientists and software engineers learn asymptotic complexity early. A 2ⁿ algorithm on data of size 100 (microscopic by computer standards) is not going to finish before the heat death of the universe. That's important.There must be books that tell the true history of the Library of Babel, and explain how such a fantastic cosmos came into existence. There must be books that contain the truth about the existence, nature, and attributes of God. There must be books that tell the true biography of every individual’s life, perfectly foretelling their every action from birth to death, if only there was a way to find them
I did not appreciate just how vast