It's true that they can follow instructions at superhuman speed, with superhuman fidelity and over unimaginable quantities of data.
It's like what happened on Easter Island but, instead of giant stone heads, we get unimaginable quantities of Quality Street.
If he lives in a city, as most users do, then his fellow city-dwellers and the buildings, cars and streets around them are throwing off almost unimaginable quantities of valuable data from which he will benefit.
Then you had to slither along a treacherous towpath, scramble over huge pipes pumping unimaginable quantities of dirty floodwater into the heavily swollen river Parrett, and slide down the bank to the lane outside Steve's home.
Small towns and municipalities often spend a lot more than what they earn - money is wasted in in unimaginable quantities.
I must have shoved unimaginable quantities of quarters into various arcade games over the years, trying desperately to reach that next level, or defeat the next boss.
It is a cry I know too well, because it is one I've uttered countless times (countless due to embarrassment not due to unimaginable quantities).
If the first machine age was about the automation of manual labor and horsepower, the second machine age is about the automation of knowledge work, thanks to the proliferation of real time, predictive data analytics, machine learning and the Internet of Things -- an estimated 200 billion devices connected to the Internet by 2020, all of them generating unimaginable quantities of data.
There are tens of thousands of memes online, embodying near-unimaginable quantities of ingenious timewasting.
Lewis writes that as a result of the California discoveries, global "production reached a peak of 227 tons in 1855, over thirteen times the 1830 level". Lewis notes that the "quantities were unimaginable" in terms of new supply, but at the same time they logically had no real impact on the price of the commodity.
