Beyond The Brontobyte

I am the Good Shepherd: the Good Shepherd is one who lays down His life for his sheep
Scripture

John 10:11
Acts 4:8-12; Psalms 118:1,8-9,21-23,26,28,29; I John 3:1-12; John 10:11-18

Sermon Week/Year

Fourth Sunday of Easter, B

You’ve heard of the “Stone Age” and the “Information Age” and the “Wired Age,” but what about the “Petabyte Age?” In case you missed it, a petabyte is just another giant unit of measure for digital information. And most of us are well familiar with megabytes and gigabytes when talking about our personal computers. But the Pedabyte is a different story — kind of hard to wrap our heads around. To show just how massive a petabyte is, if you were to count all the bits in one petabyte, at the rate of one bit per second, it would take 285 million years to do so. That’s big! In fact one Petabyte could hold approximately twenty million four-drawer filing cabinets…

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