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Considering 10^1100 years was the previously postulated time to decay then, assuming the Netherlands Research School for Astronomy is correct in their 10^78 yea
by isk517 1y ago
Considering 10^1100 years was the previously postulated time to decay then, assuming the Netherlands Research School for Astronomy is correct in their 10^78 years calculation, 10 years is still significantly closer to the correct date.
- mensetmanusman 1y agoWhat’s it called when the exponent is off by an order of magnitude, ha..
- simpaticoder 1y agoOOM off by one OOM is 10^10, so its a factor of 10 billion.
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- mensetmanusman 1y agoYes, but I want a new term that emphasizes how far off it is. Order of magnitude changes are hugely impactful in all areas of life. OOM changes in the OOM is probably inconceivable to the human mind.
- mhh__ 1y agoIf these trends continue.... Ayyyy
- nokeya 1y agoWe are doooooomed!
- King-Aaron 1y agoLooking forward to Universe II Electric Boogaloo