Which analogies can be used in a hyperbole? [closed]

I want to ask if we can use any kind of analogies when using an hyperbole in a sentence? For example, are these acceptable examples of hyperbole?

1. He changed his decision faster than a pion could decay.
2. She reached the place faster than light could.
3. His screams echoed throughout India.
4. She was done even before an electron flipped its spin.

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Solution 1:

There is nothing wrong with using whatever examples you want to in hyperbole as long as they make sense. However, a key consideration is the audience you are writing for. A hyperbole about pions would not be very appropriate for the general public - most of us have never heard of pions. However, it would be useful if you were writing for a scientific community. Keep audience in mind any time you write; a bored or confused audience will eventually stop reading.