[iso1631]

> what's the area of a room 1235 x 738m

I know US houses are larger than European ones, but that seems unlikely. It's larger than most airport terminals

[krajzeg]

But that's just the thing. If we were having a normal conversation, I would react the same and ask you where you had found a room this big.

However, in the context of receiving the same run of text that GPT-3 did, printed on a sheet of paper, I would probably just go "eh, this is a math question, don't be a smartass".

[nullc]

Wait. Where do Europeans keep their airplanes if their homes don't have terminals?

[iso1631]

Just a small hanger.

The Aerium Hangar in Germany is the largest hanger in the world (it's not used as a hanger). It's 66,000 square metres, less than 1/10th of a 1235 x 738m space!

More commonly found than a private airplane hanger, for Brits at least, is a private train

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/126966890#/?channel=R...

[bayindirh]

We park them to personal hangars on central terminals, which we incidentally call airports.

It's been told that some people have aircrafts which can be folded or packed to fit into a smaller space, but failed to observe them in real life.