He, he. I liked this question.

However, I'm intrigued about that last comment - about a yobibyte theoretically being big enough to contain all the information in the universe. More particularly, given the universe is far larger than we as a race have even managed to visit, let alone research, we can't know everything in the universe, so can't know how much information is left to be discovered. If that's the case, how can we know a yobibyte will be enough to contain it all? I don't say it's impossible, but I'd love to know more about a theory that can calculate what's seemingly incalculable.

A bit deep for a Friday morning, but what the heck.