What Would a Googol Dice Look Like?

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Published 2022-06-05

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  • @digojez
    if you create a regular sized dice that contains a googol numbers, it'll be a sphere with sides so small it breaks the law of physics (probably, I haven't tried)
  • @starryamity333
    Watching a humongonongologongous dice in space with dramatic epic music at 4am without any sleep is making me struggle to not laugh. 🤣
  • @dabingpeople
    Minecraft steve could probably carry a stack of inventory of that thing
  • I was gonna ask what a Googol-Sided dice would look like. Then realized that's called a sphere.
  • If I rolled all those dice, the odds of those dice landing on the same number is still greater than: •plugging in the USB correctly first try •having a test without double sided papers •finding happiness in life
  • @ShawnaCochrane
    I love how when numbers get too big it just turns into months
  • @AverageIsopod
    Huge shoutout to the factory workers who had to make all those dice!
  • I knew it was going to be a huge chunk but I'd never imagine it'd be much bigger than the observable universe. The magnificence of greater numbers are insane.
  • @Unit-3475
    Now this is cosmic horror. Horror of simple mathematic.
  • @aidentube5802
    I’ve been watching for 4 years & you never fail to make good videos. Thanks Yenji!
  • @Atmos_Glitch
    At first I was a lil disappointed that it wasn't a die with a googol faces but now blown away with big it quickly got lmao!
  • @yudaheinzu-777
    I Could Imagine The Pain Of All Those Dice Falling The Person Who Made It Would Be Devestated
  • @mastergames2476
    This video creates a scale in our minds and makes incomprehensible numbers comprehensible.😊
  • When you realize getting more dice just makes the outside appearance infinity flatter
  • @user-ng4sb5nl2o
    When counting the volume of a cube, the amount of units also raises to the 3rd power: 🎲 size: 16 mm 🎲 volume: 16³ mm³ = 4096 mm³ Same with "37 quad. cubic light years", which should also be raised to 3rd power.
  • @mhoover
    The burning question is if that were a Rubik's cube how long would it take to solve it?