The concept of chemical space is immensely vast and practically impossible to quantify. Even experts such as cheminformaticians struggle to estimate the total number of molecules within this space. A striking example is the molecule taxol, an anti-cancer drug. If one were to generate every possible permutation of its molecular structure along with all three-dimensional configurations of its constituent atoms, the resulting volume would occupy 1.5 universes. This illustrates the staggering complexity and enormity of chemistry.

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