 Given the assumption on line (1), that you know there are at least \(100\) jellybeans in the jar (which you can plainly see), we can show that there are more jellybeans in the jar than stars in the galaxy. Set \(n\) high enough and the jellybeans even outnumber the particles in the universe! (Notice that we don’t rely on NEC anywhere in this derivation, so it’s okay to use non-logical assumptions like line (1) and Knowledge of Safety.)