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oxguy3 ◴[] No.42194617[source]
> The photo was taken about coordinates 50.29092467073664, 4.893099128823844 near modern Wallonia, Belgium on the Meuse River.

Great writeup, but I did have a little chuckle reading "it was taken about near here", followed by coordinates precise enough to identify a single atom. https://xkcd.com/2170/

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vardump ◴[] No.42194968[source]
Going to be a different atom once you walk near. Or temperature changes, the wind blows, and so on.

We’ll need to give each atom a unique ID. That would solve the problem.

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1. itishappy ◴[] No.42197415[source]
Let's start with electrons. I've got SN001 here with me, but I haven't been able to find any others...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-electron_universe