Mine is 10,034,131
I played cookie clicker.
With hyper-operators you can write something very short that is a really huge number: 9[9]9
>>17060974>10,034,131Does this number express anything you like? At first glance, it's boring af, like why even bother.
>>17060979I can beat that, i was looking for special primes and ended up working with numbers that are gigabytes big. I did this with gmplib. i think the biggest number i ended up testing was about 500mb but i did benchmarks with numbers in the two gigabyte area. Thats two gigabytes of digits. Pretty big numbers
>>17060974I stopped at 103.10^103, to be exact.While you counted, I increased the exponent.
>>17060974close your eyes nigga[spoiler]10,034,132[/spoiler]
>>170609741.You heard me: El Uno. Le Primo Firstimo.Look, 1 = 1•1•1• … = 1^(1^(1^ … ))All your standard embiggening tricks fail!You cannot make One any larger, because it is ALREADY AS LARGE AS IT CAN BE!Ergo, 1 is biggest.
>>1706097410,034,132>>170609819[9[9]9]9>>1706103210^104>>1706110910,034,133>>170611172
>>17060974Is that the number of mathematicians that will be left without a job?
>>17061124The New King of Big Count.My money is now useless since it was all crypto anyway.
>>17060974sometimes I wonder what the smallest natural number is, that has never been used by anybody for anything
>>17061439>what is the smallest unpopular natural number?Now we’re Mathing with /sci/-Powers.
>>17061439>>17061447Define popularity [math]P(n)[/math] as the cardinality of OEIS sequence memberships for a given integer [math]n[/math]. We seek the minimum: [math]n^* = \arg\min_{n \in \mathbb{N}} P(n)[/math] Empirically, this is a moving target due to mathematical inflation. Historically: 11630 (2009), 12407 (2011), 14228 (2014). Currently, the empirical floor hovers around [math]n^* \approx 14228[/math]. However, this calculation is fundamentally trapped in the **Interesting Number Paradox** (a specific instance of Berry's Paradox). By identifying [math]n^*[/math] as the *smallest* unpopular number, we assign it a unique, defining mathematical property. The exact moment it is calculated and published, [math]P(n^*)[/math] strictly increases by 1, and the minimum immediately shifts to a new integer.
>>1706097431,069,420
What's the biggest number you can put in a post without hitting the character limit?
>>17060974numbers arent real. you cant see them.go outside into nature and show me a number, anywhere.nothing
>>17060974I have seen numbers as large as 150 and refuse to count any further.
>>17060974>highest420
(YOU)
>>17061975the squiggly shapes we make on paper are symbols. you know that, right?
>>17062001Thoe are numerals
>>17060974In some games, you can get numbers like 999 999 999
>>170609747777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777There you go, now there's a highest number
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