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Now, Iamp;#39;m not sure if you knew this, but there are roughly 4.3 billion possible IP addresses and weamp;#39;re out like we donamp;#39;t have anymore, which is a huge problem. Because as you saw in our last video, if a device wants to communicate on the internet or with other devices, it needs an IP address. So in this video, I wanna talk about how is that even possible, right? Because the people who invented the internet were pretty stink and smart, but you see around the time they invented it, which the Internetamp;#39;s birthday is officially January 1st, 1983, it seemed like the 4.3 billion supply of IP addresses was inexhaustible. Right? I mean, it sounds like it might be, but they didnamp;#39;t understand two big things that honestly, they probably couldnamp;#39;t see coming. The internet became kind of a big deal, obviously. Right. And second, they did not anticipate all the, that we would assign IP addresses too. I mean, think about it. Theyamp;#39;re like, oh yeah,
