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So that's the preamble. Fun video, neat idea, and they specifically did not get into a related, stickier question that I am now thinking about: how *many* distinct ways can you create a solution for any given n? Let's not just find *A* solution, let's find as many as we can, and try to think about HOW to look for them. So what counts as distinct? Let's ignore orientation: two vertical rectangles vs. two horizontal rectangles is really just the same thing rotated.