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=== 2. “Unique walking paths” without revisiting coordinates === This is the dominant term — it dwarfs everything else combined. You are counting simple paths (no repeated coordinate) on a 3D grid. ===== Known result from graph theory: ===== The number of simple paths in a finite grid grows super-exponentially. A very conservative lower bound: Number of paths≥2N\text{Number of paths} \ge 2^{N}Number of paths≥2N Where NNN is the number of nodes. Here: 21.386×10152^{1.386 \times 10^{15}}21.386×1015 That number is so large it cannot be written in scientific notation in any meaningful way. For comparison: * Estimated atoms in the observable universe: ~10⁸⁰ * This number has ~4.17 × 10¹⁴ decimal digits 📌 This single requirement already dominates the total task count. ✔ Finite ❌ Physically, computationally, or conceptually enumerable? No.
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