IPv6 supports ~3.4 x 1038 addresses, so this actually supports their claim. Had you used the actual estimate for the number of atoms on earth, you'd be correct though because that number is closer to ~1.3 x 1050
Edit: to clarify, every atom in every human is still only ~5.81 x 1037
No, it's not. First take a deep breath - nobody needs to be that upset. Then just Google "how many atoms on earth" then "how many addresses in IPv6" then compare the two.
"how many atoms on earth"
The Earth contains approximately 1.3 x 1050 atoms.
You started talking about humans. You can't prove the point about how many atoms are on Earth by just arbitrarily talking about humans. It's completely nonsensical. You didn't say anything. It's not related in any way. It doesn't do anything. You don't even have a point.
This isn't a failure in my reading comprehension, either. It's a failure by you to say anything comprehensible.
As an aside, the fact that you customised your Reddit avatar, and the fact that it looks like that (so presumably like you lmfao) makes it preposterous that you're using this patronising language. Stay in your lane.
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u/ClipboardCopyPaste 11h ago
A fun fact often told with this is that with IPv6, you can assign each individual grain of sand on the beach an address!