So currently, for undisclosed reasons, I'm working with a lot of (Google) Docs and Sheets.

The Docs files are notably disorganized; not to go against the person who made them, they're full of interesting ideas.

I made a Sheets file that interfaces in some way with these Docs files, and it got me thinking about how technically, you can store a quadratic amount of information in Sheets, compared to Docs.

Technically this gives you a lot of power in Sheets. In Docs, you have the standard list operations of `O(1)` lookup (or `O(n)`, if the organization is...unfortunate) and `O(1)` addition (or `O(n)`, ditto previous point). This is fast, yes, but the relevance of Sheets is how it gives you the power to perform `O(n)` operations at a time, which is pretty cool haha.