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About 1,775,000,000,000,000
Unless you have a whole lot of eye staring contests lol
The real answer is 592,081,565 because I don't think people blink once they are dead, so in the 24.999 billion years you are dead, you won't be blinking, so you will not have blinked more than 592,081,565 times. (Approximately 592,081,565)
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