How to Cook a Chicken
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Calculations use a 0.4 kg hand and 11 m/s slap giving 24.2 J per slap, which changes 1 kg faux chicken by 0.0089 °C so cooking (Δ205 °C) needs 23,242 slaps or a single slap at 1,665.65 m/s; Intel Power Log reports Hello World uses 0.183289 J so one slap powers 132 executions per slap; powering Google’s 2018 datacenters requires a slap at 436 million m/s (faster than light); century-scale extrapolation via an HP LaserJet 4350 yields about one googol people.
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