With infinite possibilities, it’s hard to imagine there isn’t another.
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Ah but these are constrained infinite possibilities. As n grows larger, the chance that 2^n contains a 0 goes to 1, likewise 5^n. It may be that there are very large 0-free powers of 2 and 5, but they never match up past 33.
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Known to humans? Sure. But what is the largest power of 10 that can be represented as the product of 2 numbers that contain no zero digits known to cats? I will be waiting for your answer.
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Do cats use base 10 ?
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There's an interesting proof which this tweet is too small to contain.
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It'd be interesting to see this done in different bases. In base 2, what's the biggest power of 2 that can be represented as the product of two numbers that contain only 1's?
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Alright, who wants to tell him?
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What strikes me is that 10^-33 cm (Planck length) is the smallest possible length in the quantum gravity theory. Everything happens as if zero and infinity were connected by a non-space-time dimension.
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Why do they think so?
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