If you were to create a Horcrux, how many would you choose to make, and what would you pick to contain them?

I'd make 3 Horcruxes. One I'd place in a stone or seashell and chuck it into the ocean. I'll put another in a NOKIA 😂. Since living beings can also be made into Horcruxes, my third pick may be a Phoenix.

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A dementor, just to see if it works
- That's a clever idea but I'm not sure how you'd go about doing it.
  
  Very carefully
I certainly wouldn’t go the ‘Voldemort’ route and use valuable objects with some obvious sentimental worth. Ideally, I’d use a grain of sand in a desert somewhere, or something similar.
Just one. A rock that I would then drop into the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
The first would be a bit complicated because it would be Mount Rushmore. (The whole of Mount Rushmore). It's complicated because I live in the UK and really do not have any desire to go to America.
The second would be The Mall -- the road that leads up to Buckingham Place. If I place my soul in the parts that make up this road then even if it gets ground up and destroyed it will persist no matter where the parts end up.
The third would be the internet. Because the internet
The fourth (and last) would be the copy of one a book that resides in The Library of Congress. Because it is one of the three greatest books in history, and there are quite a lot of books in The Library of Congress. It is also one of my favourite books.
- Well, almost any Horcrux you create can only be destroyed with special objects like The Sword of Gryffindor, A Basilisk Fang or maybe Fiendfyre. I'm not sure whether the lore is clear on whether the Elder Wand can destroy a Horcrux.
  As long as your Horcrux is in a place where it's incredibly hard for most wizards to find, you're good to go.
  
  Yeah, but I was going along the lines of "How are you going to destroy Mount Rushmore?" because -- you know -- Mount Rushmore is huge and doing that with a sword or a basilisk fang would take someone forever.
  And THE INTERNET? It's the biggest thing on the planet and is everywhere. Literally everywhere. You'd have to assemble the biggest team of witches in history to destroy that thing. It would be harder than eradicating smallpox.

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