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Stupidly Big Numbers - AnthroHeart - 08-12-2020
Who likes big numbers?
We're not talking Google or Googleplex. Those are microscopic compared to the real beasts.
There is Graham's Number.
Then there is TREE(3) which dwarfs Graham's Number.
Then there is TREE(Graham's Number) which could essentially be infinite. This number really can't exist.
I tuned in and asked the Universe to process this number, and it was unable to.
RE: Stupidly Big Numbers - Ming the Merciful - 04-17-2021
(08-12-2020, 03:08 PM)Great Central Sun Wrote: Who likes big numbers?
We're not talking Google or Googleplex. Those are microscopic compared to the real beasts.
There is Graham's Number.
Then there is TREE(3) which dwarfs Graham's Number.
Then there is TREE(Graham's Number) which could essentially be infinite. This number really can't exist.
I tuned in and asked the Universe to process this number, and it was unable to.
According to a video I watched on YouTube a few weeks ago. The largest number the human brain can comprehend is about one thousand, (and that is a struggle for the Mind to understand). Anything larger than that is considered incomprehensible. Everyday millions are discussed in daily life as if it was normal. The fact is, we cannot comprehend even that. To put that concept into perspective. A pad of graph paper, with ten-by-ten grids, and with fifty sheets equals approximately one million squares. Don't even think of using anything to the Power of ten.
RE: Stupidly Big Numbers - AnthroHeart - 04-17-2021
This is a great video about the different infinities.