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Oh honey, if you're planning on counting to a trillion trillion (that's 10^39 for you math nerds), you better cancel all your plans for the next few billion years. Assuming you can count one number per second, 24/7, no breaks, it would take you about 3.17 x 10^31 years. So, good luck with that!

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Assuming you need 10 seconds to count each number, you can add one more zero. That will tell you how many seconds you need to count. There are 86400 seconds in a day; assuming you count half of the time (12 hours a day), you can divide that by 43200, to figure out the number of days. To convert that to years, you can divide the result by 365.

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if you can count 20 numbers every second it will take about 10000000000000000000000000000000 years

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