If 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 i

If 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.