• bratorange@feddit.org
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    2 months ago

    man hes gone have to do a lot of walking again… Offtopic: The funny thing is TREE(3) is an absurdly long distance, independent of the physical unit. Even TREE(3) times the planck length is unimaginable long, as the ratio between a meter and the planck length is absolutely neglectable against such super large numbers.

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      2 months ago

      It’s so large that the number of digits it has is too large to represent, and the number of digits in that number is too large to represent, and so on for a number of times that is also far too large to represent.

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    2 months ago

    Let’s say you have to move to the infinite room. How can someone check out of the hotel?

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        2 months ago

        The only issue is that if I have to travel to an infinite distance to the lobby, I’ll never check out.

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          Don’t worry, you can never be put in a room with an infinite number, only an arbitrarily large one. That’s the idea of the hotel; it has an infinite number of rooms, but every room has a finite number, since you can count forever without reaching infinity.