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Dee heart_nb @Dee@fedi.underscore.world
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I wonder how many lithium batteries an average person on the street is carrying
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@Dee has to be above 1, one would assume?
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Dee heart_nb @Dee@fedi.underscore.world
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@duc Most people will have some sort of a phone, so that's one, and then people are gonna have various other electronics on them, with varied probabilities, and then some people are not going to have a phone... but I imagine it comes out to >1 in the balance.
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@Dee smart watches have become somewhat common, laptops are a thing, and mobile phones are pretty common even in developing countries i believe? which is why it probably is more than 1
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@duc @Dee folding phones are starting to come with two batteries to fit into the gimmicky shape. Plus I imagine many diabetics have at least an extra battery for a blood sugar monitor or insulin pump, though they might not be lithium.

Does every set of wireless ear buds count as 3 batteries?
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@rune @Dee oh yea good points
most certainly above 1 then
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@rune @Dee they do count as 3, unless the batteries are somehow wirelessly connected, in which case, they probably would highlight that innovation
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