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Anonymous10/15/25, 08:13No.16816991chatgpt keeps telling me it cant
Come up with an analogy to describe how big TREE(3) is because there aren't enough particles or instances of the planck length in the observable universe to compare it to.
What if instead of number of particles we used how many collisions with other particles or electron orbits for every particle, or every instance of Brownian motion.
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Anon10/15/25, 08:22No.16816994
This is dumb but why not just do something like "if you took the sum of all particles in the observable universe and represented that quantity with a single hydrogen atom, approximately how much would the mass of these hydrogen atoms together weigh if you were to represent tree(3) particles in this way?"
Just keep nesting until you get meaningful output.(Granted, nobody knows how big tree(3) is so idk why you'd even ask GPat this question.)
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Anon10/18/25, 02:19No.16819737
Ackermann numbers my nigga