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8 for obvious reasons.

I like 100 because it's the biggest number

Belphegor's prime

Also 25

420.69

The smallest positive real number.

Because you can't do calculus without it.

57 because is a prime

6 because of my post number

>>9302550
How's purgatory?

>>9302450
23 because it's my day of birth and it's prime. Also, there's a shitty movie with jim carrey about it.

>>9302550
kek

>>9302547
Yeah, 0 is pretty cool

>>9302450
The Feigenbaum constants, because every chaos system that is defined by the constants will bifurcate the same.

for me, it's 1.

My amazing dubs

im lonely

>>9302450
For me it's 4, cause it's the first natural number that's a square and not equal to it's square root

>>9302478
haha idiot 1000 is so much biggest

>>9303923
>0
>positive

5

my dubs

>>9303941
1?

>>9303941
Me too.

>9302450
Klein bottle

>>9303940
>>9304120
Noobs.

>>9304444
Dayum son, stealing these 2 dubs to make a quads

>>9302450
16777216

>>9302450
3301

>>9302450
1488

>>9302450
Honestly, the number 1. It was the first number and it's a pretty essential number to know, ya know?

Loader's number

1729

>>9304590
this one

>>9304589
hi

>>9304590
this one, of course

>>9304589
>>9304590
>>9304591
those ones are alright.

>>9304592
but this ones better

>>9304594
This is my favorite color

>>9304595
FUCKING CAPTCHA WHY DO YOU TAKE SO LONG!!
>>9304594
FUCK YOU!!!!!!!!

>>9304594
But which is it?
And how do you do that?

>>9304583
Pajeet detected

>DEVIL PRIME

1000000000000066600000000000001

>>9304575
http://googology.wikia.com/wiki/Loader%27s_number

>It is among the largest computable numbers ever devised.

God damn the people who write this wiki are hopeless. It's trivial to make vastly larger computable numbers.

1945

>>9302450
3

>>9304078
>doesn't get the joke/point he was making

>>9302450
7744
Cause it's double dubs and its square root is also dubs.

>>9302450
1/\sqrt{2}

>>9305127
Because
>muh 63%

>>9302450
2 can be as bad as 1
it's the loneliest number
since the number 1

>>9302450
inf isn't a real number.

>>9304757
The joke was that there is no smallest positive number, not that 0 is the answer.

5

>>9302450
-1/12

Because it's the min energy level for a string

>>9302547
Epsilon

>>9304444
Checked

>>9302450
-1/12

>>9305256
T. Brainlet, but I think that proof is contrived.

>>9305252
Epsilon/2

>>9305333
[math]\varepsilon^2 [/math]

>>9305334
[math]\epsilon^{ \frac {1} {\epsilon} }[/math]

A former colleague said that 899 was his favorite number; don't recall why, though.

I'm fond of 7 and 3, and to a lesser degree all even numbers

>>9302550
This
It's also the smallest prime that can be written as a product of two primes

>>9304655
How

>>9304655
Why is this googolology so cringy? It's literally the pickle Rick of maths

>>9306096
Big numbers appeal to that undesirable amateur caste. The community of laymen who study polytopes is a little better, if only because the barrier to entry is higher.

>>9306096
God, those "mathematicians" on this googolology wiki are all 14 year old kids or cranks with no mathematical training

>>9304078
>not knowing the difference between positive and strictly positive
do you even bourbaki?

>>9306640
Set theory is old and busted.

>>9306666
t. topos theory satan

[math]i[/math]

>>9304093
this is one of the funniest things i've ever seen

27 because its a part of the following equation that i made myself:
n^n+n=10n

>>9306854
Y no1 reply.

Six million

Square root of 2, for It's natural appearance in the most fundamental of all shapes and sizes- and the story of conspiracy surrounding it leading to Pythagoras' death.

>>9306843
It's a classic, even posted it on fucking Reddit (/r/greentext/) and got 409 upvotes.

>>9307037
Also irrational numbers are always dope as shit

>>9302450
[math]i^i \ \ = \ \ \frac{1}{\sqrt{e^\pi}}[/math]

[math]i^i=(e^{i\pi/2})^i=e^{-\pi/2}=\frac{1}{\sqrt{e^\pi}}[/math]
[math]=e^{-\pi \/2}[/math]
[math]=frac{1}{sqrt{e^\pi}}[/math]

>>9302450 >>9306839

[math] i^i \ = \ (e^{i\pi/2})^i \ = \ e^{-\pi/2} \ = \ \frac{1}{\sqrt{e^\pi}} [/math]

>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euler%27s_formula

[math]2\pi i[/math]

5
Shape is perfection. It's the chosen number.

>>9304455
hyper-infinity

>>9302450
-1
t. programmingfag

>>9307043
>>>/out/

-163

14

>>9302450

72 and 65

>>9302450
TREE(3)

>>9304444
Checked

-1/12

>>9304473
cicada

>>9302450

33 because I watched some numberphile about this numbah, also 196

>>9304444
I love you

My favest is 27543

>>9302450
a 1 followed by 13 zeros 666 13 more zeros and a 1
1000000000000066600000000000001
it's a palindrome, it's evil at its core, and it's prime

3.14159...... purely because all its decimals are infinite

>>9305197
my nigga

>>9304444
Clearly two failed dubs yields quads. Hence we define a binary operation on this board which adds attempted n-gets. It is trivial to show that this forms a group.

23

>>9310223
>not 5

>>9310223
>23
Truly a get blessed by the goddess.
Hail Eris!

>2357
prime number made by single digit prime numbers that on a phone dial pad draws a prime number (7)

27

>>9305400
My nigga

456.
I would use it whenever we would play those "guess how many candies are in the jar" games at school, and I would always win.

>>9303933
Patrician choice

>>9302450
3
It's a good approximation for e and pi

>>9304015
NO you retard! Everyone knows that numbers only go up to 999.

>>9302450

9551

not just because it's prime

>>9310758

>a good approximation for e and pi

>>9304705
Three is such a cute number.

Grahams Number

>>9302450
1488 for obvious reasons.

I like the number 28. It's the sum of all its positive factors less than itself, which I think is neat.

>>9306854
Because you put you variables in stupid places. (N^n +n)/n=10. Sorry brainlet. Ps favourite number 16 because it has strong vibes around 2 and 4 and binary shizz.

>>9310105
Lame boi. 3.11111111... observe decimal repetition. 3.000000000 observe decimal repetition. Get a better reason brainlet

>>9310758
Real knee slapper

>>9310758
Kek

>>9310758
Found the engineeer

>>9310758
that looks like a 3

>>9302450
9. Because it's the only even prime number besides 1.

8/23 the only irrational number that is the quotient of two integers

>>9307056
>irrational
I bet you trust legumes as well, filthy root-2 denier.

>>9310842
I'd do things to three, to be honest. Just look at her arches hnnnng.

>>9302450
I love 74 because it's the 74th non prime number if you count 0

7. It has all sorts of different meanings in Western and eastern cultures and societies. Even the ancient Greeks valued the number. It's also important in the Bible. 7 deadly sins, 7 days in a week, 7 ancient wonders,...

14 because it's prime.

34 =^]

>>9302450
6, because 6 million Jews died in holocaust

>>9304583
14

>>9302450
9 Because everything ends with 9

>>9313499
billion*