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It was accepted as 26-B, possible countless-DKaltias said:Yal is being upgraded as we speak. I thought that only the 26D thing was accepted tho
No. Not at all.SITHISIT said:Yal is uncountable dimensions
GEOM is uncountable dimensions
Maybe.ZacharyGrossman273 said:Shouldn't that make them high 1-B
Kaltias said:No? It makes them more countles dimensional.
Problem is, Warhammer = too big to be defined by language. You can define a googol with human language (10^100).
SCP= Countless. Billions are already enough to be "countless".
Kaltias said:I mean, i definitely don't know the name of 985676543645 x 10^2435. But i know the name of 10^100.
Point is, "Number so big that i don't know how to define it" is much bigger than "Number so big that i lost count".
This is not remotely true. You are assuming there will not be any point whatsoever at which the human brain cannot comprehend a number to put it into words. This is pretty clearly false.Agnaa said:It is completely impossible. Even if I just say "Oh? It's just one plus one plus one..." I will eventually be able to describe any finite number using language. And on top of that, humans have developed ways of describing a huge assortment of infinite numbers. There is not and cannot be a number indescribable by language.
Assaltwaffle said:Discussions involving massive numbers usually turn into this. I definitely agree with Azzy here. Even 1x10^9999999999^99999999999999^99999999999999999^9999999999999999^99999999999 is nothing, although it is already utter incomprehensible.
Are you familiar with the term "googolduplex"? its 10^10^10^100 (10^googolplex, a googolplex is 10^googol).Kaltias said:I mean, i definitely don't know the name of 985676543645 x 10^2435. But i know the name of 10^100.
Point is, "Number so big that i don't know how to define it" is much bigger than "Number so big that i lost count".