FTP, identify this structure containing every permutation of every possible book, described in a short story by Jorge Luis Borges.
Dan Dennett describes variants of it that encompass genotypes or 1 megabyte programs. According to an essay on it by Quine, the idea for it actually originated in the work of Gustav Fechner. The epigraph in the work of literature that concerns it comes from The Anatomy of Melancholy. The narrator says that his portion of it contains the Combed Thunderclap and the Plaster Cramp. It is constructed from attached hexagonal galleries, and one of its volumes contains the letters MCV repeated for four hundred and ten pages. FTP, identify this structure containing every permutation of every possible book, described in a short story by Jorge Luis Borges.
Dan Dennett describes variants of it that encompass genotypes or 1 megabyte programs.
The {Library of Babel}