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Most Geographic Places Named In A Tweet
Just one- seeing as how all the place names have to come from a specified list, and there has to be a space in between names, is this record beatable in the first place?
Most Chemical Symbols In A Tweet
Doesn't appear as if Dinesh is coming back...
Most Geographic Places Named In A Tweet
I don't believe so. In Dinesh's previous record, he used both O and Ø, which both seem to be the letter 'O'. Also, in Dinesh's tweet he used 'Å'. Why not use 'A' instead? Because 'Å' is on the list, not 'A'.
I think it's kind of demeaning to those using different alphabets to claim their letters aren't equal with ours.
Most Chemical Symbols In A Tweet
If not, how is it beatable? There are only so many one-letter symbols.
Most Chemical Symbols In A Tweet
Actually, look again at 11 of the first 12. For example, He contains both H (hydrogen) and He (helium).