@@ñôħðcidjkiľxçi always wondered why the infinity symbol isnt something that is never ending, kind of like the letter O or just fill in the cut space underneath it.
Quinquadduosexsepmilibillitrillixongoogolalephdecxiillnontriginnontriginvirginkillionmecilligigioctopentaviginquinsepquadtourvirginillionmillionseillion Yeah,thats so damn longㅤ
@@xigreekbigletter bro i made a dialogue like his friend would not know what the number is since it sounds kinda stupid tbh and like he asks him "did you mean 1 mil?" and the person says "no"
Him: “What were they even be using it for?” Teachers: “if Jimmy has grangol apples and Tommy has goggle pineapples then how many do they have together?”
There are a bunch of numbers that can be said to "approach" infinity, depending on how you define "approach." Some examples: • Graham's number: This is a number that's so big that it can't even be written down in conventional mathematical notation. It's like, almost beyond comprehension. • Aleph-null: This is the first of the aleph numbers, and it's often thought of as the "smallest" infinity.
The numbers that is big like a billion is like saying 2-illion same thing goes to like trillion like 3-ilion its just saying the same numbers so we have like prob inf names and no we do not just made up words for the bigger numbers
