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It does. We visibly see that while he grows, the amount at which he grows per instance of growth also increases, he isn't growing at a consistent degree.Imagine if Saitama's rate of rate of growth increases as well. It increases quadratically at first. Then cubically. Some time later it is expressed with knuth arrows. Then with Ackermann function. Then with TREE function. So on and so forth.
I am pretty sure we are talking about manga Goku since Saitama's AD is finitely fast as of now. Besides that, authors usually don't consider that gap to be infinity
Still, that was Saitama with his growth amped. Under normal circumstances it should be far lower.