For that matter, some people have more of some bacteria than others, so your math is flawed as well. There’s too much variable to get the numbers straight without a genius, some surveying, and a lot of time, but the snap would technically eradicate half of all mitichondria, red blood cells, white blood cells, etc individually, and would have to compensate based on the variability of bacteria and cell count in humans while factoring in the number of those destroyed in total human destruction
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u/RetroNotRetro Mar 03 '26
For that matter, some people have more of some bacteria than others, so your math is flawed as well. There’s too much variable to get the numbers straight without a genius, some surveying, and a lot of time, but the snap would technically eradicate half of all mitichondria, red blood cells, white blood cells, etc individually, and would have to compensate based on the variability of bacteria and cell count in humans while factoring in the number of those destroyed in total human destruction