It looks like you’re right! My bad. Thanks for the tip!
actually 10^(10^(10^(10^(10^(10^10))))) years
That’s a lot of years
The Texas side of TVA is literally working hand and hand with making Tower Takeover on both Minecraft and Roblox possible. The entire alliance is mostly on break so we’re all spending the time having fun (¬‿¬)
I, and my shy self, decided to rush over and get a selfie with DRow (Try not to cringe at my face please I know I look a bit too happy but thats just excitement LOL)
That’s like 5000 times longer than the universe has existed.
Btw I ran the math and that is exactly 1 with 1 million zeros after it. That number is not able to be comprehended, like, at all.
Edit: still less than a googolplex
definitely more than 1 million zeros. I’d say somewhere in the neighborhood of 10^(10^(10^(10^(10^10)))) zeros, which in turn has a quantity of zeros, 10^(10^(10^(10^10))), which google still equates to infinity. In fact, it has so many zeros that the amount, 10^(10^(10^10)), is still infinity, as is 10^(10^10). 10^10, that is, the number of zeros in the number of zeros in the number of zeros in the number of zeros in the original number is, “only” 10000000000.
The prefix “yotta” means 10^23. 10^23 seconds is approx. 80,000,000,000,000 years.
I actually think it is just 1 million zeros. As you are multiplying the exponents by each other using the “power to a power” principle. Since 10 to the power of n just equals 1 and n number of zeroes. the number of zeroes is just 10^6 (1 million) since you multiplied the power of 10 by itself 6 times.
My club just got our v5
If 10^n is a 1 followed by n zeroes (which it is, that’s how base 10 works), then a 1 followed by a million zeroes would be 10^{10^6}. The number in question is 10^{10^{10^{10^{10^{10}}}}}, which would be written in expanded form as a 1 followed by 10^{10^{10^{10^{10}}}} zeroes. 10^{10^{10^{10^{10}}}} is a crazy big number, equivalent to 10^{\text{googolplex}}, which is way bigger than a million. So there are many orders of magnitude more than a million zeroes in the expansion of 10^{10^{10^{10^{10^{10}}}}}.
(Turns out this forum supports inline \LaTeX, which is the best thing I’ve learned all month 
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Oh crap, I simplified it in my head incorrectly. I falsely simplified the number into (10^{10})^{10}... and so on. Yeah I made an oopsie.
What about a Marioplex? (Props to those Theorists who get the reference!)
What have I done. 
at lease we have switch from dank memes to more intelligent memes
I think you mean a Marioplex to the power of a Marioplex. A Supermarioplex?
when a meme disscussion becomes math class
lot better than my math class in any case
