A flight of fancy: Imagine that when someone finds an error, the company must pay them X*2^M dollars in compensation, where $X is an amount of money and M is th

A flight of fancy: Imagine that when someone finds an error, the company must pay them X*2^M dollars in compensation, where $X is an amount of money and M is the number of consecutive months the same person has reported the same error, amount capped at the 12th claim. Find an error? $10. Still there next month? $20... Summed over a year? ~$40,950. (No, not 4096, I know the instinct is strong.)