| doing so gives you a totally different set of characters with different entropy, i think. So you could compress it differently.
Logically speaking, i dont think a singularity is
| realistic, no, but what if the shrinking process involved with square-rooting results in more compressioj than not? If the compression even had a mere 51% chance of being superior,
| then couldnt we just do it over and over again to get a better compression?
I think it all hinges on the premise that math allows us to bidirectionally and deterministically shorten
| a character count. Is this assumption itself incorrect?
