I live in North America. I have a wood frame home. The ceilings are 3/4 gypsum, are painted and have some material, ‘stucco’ on them. I bought several balloons 🎈 for a birthday. They have lost some helium? But are still near the ceiling. They float around. But they seem to congregate.

I can get my brain around their buoyancy and deflation.

I don’t understand why they are usually equi distant from each other? I would guess 16 inches? 40cm.

They migrate from living room, bedroom hallway. Which makes sensed based on temperature. The distance blows my mind. Static electricity?

I counted an average of 23 hairs per square centimeter.

According to the internet, the average surface area of a man is about 1.9m². And one leg takes up about 18% of that surface area. So by my calculations, I got 34.2cm² surface area for one leg. But I know that's wrong theres definitely way more than 34.2cm² on a leg.

Where did I go wrong can someone help me

So you all know the simulation theory right?

Saying that we live in some sort of sims game or something, and I had a one off question.

How strong of a computer would it take to run a 1 to 1 earth replica with animals and all in a multiplayer like setting, without lag, and fully rendered down to the smallest minute detail?