Im already tired of writing descriptions, so let me go on for like seven lines about that. You see, wrting descriptions requires three kinds of tax, Location, Fingers, and Idea. Location is the least taxing. Its the small mental overhead of having to navigate the keys. its ever so slightly higher than that of writing with a pencil. Then there is Fingers. It the micro-impacts on the keys that cause the nerve endings in four fingers to fire over and over again. This leaves your fingers feeling way more exhaused than they are. The largest tax is thinking of an Idea. It takes a lot of cognitive effort to decide on a good way to summarize the content of an article without spoiling it but still encouraging people to read it. This description is way too long.

Pages are facinating, aren't they? The ability to store an endless amount of information in a finite amount of letters is already mind-bending, and yet the page's ability to store an unlimited amount of that unlimited information is simply ludicris. Of course, nothing is as good in real life as it is in theory; A page is really limited by storage space, just as language is. This is where we bring in the term 'Functionally Infinite'.