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    1. Long_Inflation_2100 on

      Αν πω 500.000 είναι λίγο η θα φανώ υπερβολικός?

    2. stefaniakio on

      Και δεν φαίνεται καν η Πατησίων και η υπόλοιπη Βασιλίσσης Σοφίας!

    3. Careless-Macaroon-18 on

      To ChatGPT μου έβγαλε το παρακάτω όταν το ρώτησα πόσο κόσμο έχει: Estimating the number of people in this demonstration requires analyzing the crowd density and the area covered. Here’s a rough approach: 1. Area Estimation: • The image shows a large section of a city with thousands of people densely packed in the streets around a major building (the Hellenic Parliament in Athens, Greece). • The visible protest area seems to cover several blocks, including Syntagma Square. 2. Crowd Density: • Densely packed crowds typically have 3-4 people per square meter. • Less dense areas may have around 1-2 people per square meter. 3. Calculation: • If the main protest area spans approximately 30,000–50,000 square meters (a reasonable estimate for this kind of protest), • Assuming an average density of 2.5–3.5 people per square meter, Estimated number of protesters = 75,000 to 175,000 people.

      Would you like a more refined estimate using image processing techniques?

      Εντυπωσιακό θα έλεγα, κατάλαβε το που είναι, και έκανε ένα καλό προσέγγιση υπολογισμό

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