Well, if we take the average amount of water loss per message at 0.3 mL, and the average water consumption (low end) at 2.6 L per day per person, we’re looking at 8,666 messages a day.
You’d have to send out 3.163 million messages in a year to equate to the amount of water someone needs for a year.
You’d have to send out approximately 250 million messages before your looking at the low end of the amount of water you’d need to keep someone alive for their entire lives.
Well, if we take the average amount of water loss per message at 0.3 mL, and the average water consumption (low end) at 2.6 L per day per person, we’re looking at 8,666 messages a day.
You’d have to send out 3.163 million messages in a year to equate to the amount of water someone needs for a year.
You’d have to send out approximately 250 million messages before your looking at the low end of the amount of water you’d need to keep someone alive for their entire lives.
Thanks for doing the math, I just wasn’t feeling it today. Cheers!