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==== Let’s pretend we impose rules to try to make it finite. ====

===== Even then: =====

===== - ~1,000+ block types (including variants) =====
* Each can be: - Placed - Broken - Interacted with - Powered - Updated - Waterlogged - Oriented - Affected by gravity / light / redstone

Even one interaction per block already hits thousands of tasks.

===== - ~2,000+ items =====
* Each can be: - Crafted - Found naturally - Used - Broken - Enchanted - Renamed - Stored in every container type

This alone explodes into tens of thousands of tasks.

===== - ~80+ mobs =====
* Variations include: - Baby/adult - Hostile/passive - Every biome spawn - Every difficulty - Every weapon/effect interaction - Breeding, killing, naming, curing, riding, etc.

That’s easily several thousand distinct tasks minimum.

===== - Every structure type =====
* Every loot table
* Every biome
* Every dimension
* Every terrain extreme

Because world seeds are infinite, even “see every structure” is not finite unless you restrict it to one seed.

===== - Java: ~120–130 advancements =====
* Bedrock: similar achievement count

But advancements are not exhaustive — they only represent a tiny fraction of possible actions.

===== - Every redstone component =====
* Every possible circuit logic
* Every command
* Every command argument permutation

Commands alone are combinatorially infinite.