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What does the brain teaser mean with ever ever ever ever ever?
The brain teaser "ever ever ever ever ever" is intentionally repetitive and doesn't have a clear meaning. It is likely just a nonsensical phrase used to test one's ability to recognize patterns or think creatively. The repetition may lead you to look for a hidden pattern or meaning that isn't actually there.
Has anybody ever had quadrillion dollars?
no one has ever had 1000 billion dollars ever.
What is the product of the last two composite numbers?
There are no two "last" composite numbers. Just as with prime numbers, and all numbers, they go on for ever and ever and ever and ever ... ... .
Is the phrase ever since or every since?
Ever since
What is the mathematical definition of the word ray?
It'as a line! That spreads both ways forever and ever and ever and ever! Hope that helps! :)
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