Chapter 6752

Pausing, Hugo continued, "Now, let's liken Planet Earth to a stadium that can accommodate 50,000 people. If we take a single photo that contains everyone, the faces will be nothing more than dot pixels—we're not going to be identifying a thing, let alone finding someone we want in the mix. "But if we set up the cameras at the center of the stadium and split it into, say, ten zones, and take photos from each zone before combining each into one big picture, the pixels are naturally ten times more precise. However, it remains that finding someone is still impossible because there are just too many faces to comb through—they would all look like one big glob altogether. "Now, if we split the 50,000 people by taking photos of every one hundred people and then combining every one hundred photos into one, the pixels would naturally be way more precise, and we could more or less guess the gender of each person, but that also means a lot more photos would need to be stored. If we stay on that