I have no idea what is closest, but I can tell what is a long, long way off; My knowing what the heck a googolplex is...
Somewhere around 80 years ago, a child's early experiments with words inspired a mathematician to name the figure represented by ten to the 100th power a "googol." That is, 1 followed by 100 zeros.
A googleplex is 10 to the googolth power. It's absurdly large.
Is that in decimal or binary system?or 1 followed by a google number of zeros.
Is that in decimal or binary system?
You probably don't have kids. A couple years ago, my sons would insult each other - "You're a billion times dumber than a [insert insult of the day]". Response: "Oh, yeah? Well, you're a googolplex times dumber!". Augh!I have no idea what is closest, but I can tell what is a long, long way off; My knowing what the heck a googolplex is. It sounds more like the next generation of digital movie theaters.
Did you get permission from wire chief?
You probably don't have kids. A couple years ago, my sons would insult each other - "You're a billion times dumber than a [insert insult of the day]". Response: "Oh, yeah? Well, you're a googolplex times dumber!". Augh!
The Amish are really good at hexadecimal:Hexadecimal.
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Thanks, Wonk. Now I don't need to Google googol.Somewhere around 80 years ago, a child's early experiments with words inspired a mathematician to name the figure represented by ten to the 100th power a "googol." That is, 1 followed by 100 zeros.
A googleplex is 10 to the googolth power. It's absurdly large.
Or the ever popular kid-response to an insult: "That's you times infinity plus one".You probably don't have kids. A couple years ago, my sons would insult each other - "You're a billion times dumber than a [insert insult of the day]". Response: "Oh, yeah? Well, you're a googolplex times dumber!". Augh!
Or the ever popular kid-response to an insult: "That's you times infinity plus one".
And who said American kids don't know math!
Added but only raising it to the power of 10Just curious, but is one added to infinity before or after multiplying? Not that it matters because infinity plus one and infinity are the same (naturally I'm speaking of countable infinities here).
Just curious, but is one added to infinity before or after multiplying? Not that it matters because infinity plus one and infinity are the same (naturally I'm speaking of countable infinities here).
Somewhere around 80 years ago, a child's early experiments with words inspired a mathematician to name the figure represented by ten to the 100th power a "googol." That is, 1 followed by 100 zeros.
A googleplex is 10 to the googolth power. It's absurdly large.
I never said "absurdley large." I said "absurdly large." But thanks anyway for the fascinating illustration of my point."Absurdley large" is an absurdley huge understatement...
Remember this is 8 year old thinking . . . if you call me a jerk and I respond with "That's you times infinity plus one" I mean you will be a jerk forever and ever and even more than that. In other words, you are a bigger jerk than me no matter what.
Ahh... I miss childhood
As the saying goes, There are only 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand binary, and those who don't.Is that in decimal or binary system?
If God wanted us to use hexadecimal he would have given us more fingers and toes.Hexadecimal.
Yours Truly, 3F 07DA99D4FFF
If God wanted us to use hexadecimal he would have given us more fingers and toes.
I have a bank account like that... 100 zeros followed by a 1.Somewhere around 80 years ago, a child's early experiments with words inspired a mathematician to name the figure represented by ten to the 100th power a "googol." That is, 1 followed by 100 zeros.
A googleplex is 10 to the googolth power. It's absurdly large.