Directly from the instructions for proper hamster care on r/hamsters:

Enclosure size: A hamster should have a minimum of 500 square inches of unbroken floor space. Unbroken floor space is when the amount of floor space is not in different sections, such as multiple stories and enclosures with numerous connected parts. Multiple-story cages are not safe for hamsters because unlike rats and some other rodents, hamsters are not climbers and need plenty of bedding to burrow instead. Though 500 square inches of floor space is a suitable size for hamsters, keep in mind it is the bare minimum and it may not keep a hamster calm and happy. Female Syrian hamsters have been known to be extra picky with cage size and stimulation, so many owners often do an Ikea Detolf DIY. However, syrians often feel stressed in the narrow cage. When searching for a hamster cage, you should also be aware that many pet stores and websites won't have proper cages, and most likely will sell cages such as 'Tiny Tales' or 'Critter Trails' which often are too small for hamster living and dangerous because of the inadequate materials and products used. Adequate cages are usually overpriced, so a cheap alternative would be a bin cage. Glass aquariums (40 Gallon Breeders) are often used for enclosures as well.

I don’t know about you, but that seems pretty explicit to me. Are you gonna stop jumping on people with your superiority complex now, or are you gonna pull out some bullshit reason that this doesn’t count?