From: jvorbrueggen-not@mediasec.de   
      
   > Since the amount of antimatter that has *ever* been confined is a   
   > number of atoms small enough to be countable,   
      
   Depends on what "antimatter" means to you. If you count only atoms, that   
   seems likely to be true. To a physicist, antimatter means any form of it,   
   including antielectrons and antiprotons. I don't believe DESY, LEP, SLAC,   
   Fermilab and so on have managed to count their amount of antimatter if   
   defined this way.   
      
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