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As an FYI, any number that is grounded in counting the occurrences of any event across the entire universe and until the end of time won't even come close to Gr
by ladberg 6y ago
As an FYI, any number that is grounded in counting the occurrences of any event across the entire universe and until the end of time won't even come close to Graham's Number and any other "immense numbers" in math.
- thecupisblue 6y agoEven electron interactions?
- ladberg 6y agoIf you take every particle in the universe, let’s say there are 10^100 of them (probably an overestimate of a few orders of magnitude), then say that each one interacts with every other one once every plank time until the end of the universe, you only get around 10^357 events. Graham’s Number is impossible to write out using a powers of literal numbers, so it’s still not even close.