The size of TPT by Bee_gamer45

Bee_gamer45

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21st Mar 2022

24th Mar 2022

that is, two sextillion, three hundred thirty three quintillion, eight hundred ninety three quadrillion, two hundred eighty four trillion, nine hundred eight billion, one hundred fourty three million, eight hundred fifty thousand, one hundred sixty nine

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  TheCombustionChamber 22nd Mar 2022
  @AS_softwares Why?
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  muzau 22nd Mar 2022
  @Bee_gamer45 you need to spend some time learning actual math. You can't just "assume" these random points of reference. This is how you end up with internet math wizards who think they're geniuses but couldn't simplify a two variable algebraic expression on the spot
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  muzau 22nd Mar 2022
  These variables are completely arbitary. You could literally change your "say 1px = 1s" to any numbers and refit this to literally any answer. 1 second is 1 second. The number of frames elapsed over 1 second is the only relevant number to these calculations, and even then the answer is completely useless.
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  AS_softwares 22nd Mar 2022
  your filt decoder is very bad.
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  TheCombustionChamber 22nd Mar 2022
  The grammar is very bad.
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  Teneiger10 22nd Mar 2022
  For some reason my brain wanna say "Its TPT Science!"
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  LeEpicBaconEpic 22nd Mar 2022
  you'll need to obtain all water from every planet in existence even going through other universes
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  LeEpicBaconEpic 22nd Mar 2022
  wait all the planets wouldn't be even enough for 7 lightyears wide of deuterium oxide
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  LeEpicBaconEpic 22nd Mar 2022
  imagine ravaging all the planets in the whole universe to obtain 7 million lightyears of deuterium oxide only to compress it into glowing 6 lightyears of explosive radioactive heavy water and blow it up to deal tiny damage smh
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  LeEpicBaconEpic 22nd Mar 2022
  my 43 IQ can't process how useful is a 3x3 pixel deuterium bomb now