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So /sci/, what is your favorite number? My favorite number is 581442729886633902054768000. If you know what's special about it without looking it up, then you're cool.

>> No.7773154

>>7773152
251521180131513.

>> No.7773157

>>7773154
That's just a random number you just came up with.

>> No.7773160

>>7773157
No. Don't blame me if you can't crack it.

>> No.7773167

>>7773160
It doesn't appear in a Google search, so there couldn't possibly be anything particularly interesting about it. It might have one single really obscure use, but tha'ts about it.

>> No.7773182

2 658 455 991 569 831 744 654 692 615 953 842 176

>> No.7773182,1 [INTERNAL] 

Test from warosu. O, rg

>> No.7773425

2357. Just the coolest looking digits IMO.

>> No.7773431

>>7773152

googol

>> No.7773432

>>7773425
Wikipedia says this number is a Smarandache–Wellin prime, whatever that is, so congrats on having it as your favorite number.

>> No.7773434

1

>> No.7773437

>>7773431
That's a pleb-tier number.

>>7773434
Boring choice.

>> No.7773440

>>7773152
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmsRN78qMxM

>> No.7773445

24
>Dat dual-example of 4x=5x-x and 6x=5x+x

>> No.7773485

>>7773445
is this a meme

>> No.7773564

0.999...

>> No.7773567

>>7773564
Someone already posted this. Come up with an original answer.

>> No.7773575

ITT: unbelievable autism

>> No.7773579

>>7773575
stfu and get out my thread faget, unless u want to post ur fav number

>> No.7773601

[eqn]\varphi \,:=\, \max\,\left\{x\in\mathbf R/x^2 \,-\, x \,-\, 1 \,=\, 0\right\} \,=\, \frac{1 \,+\, \sqrt{5}}{2} \,=\, \sqrt{1 \,+\, \sqrt{1 \,+\, \cdots}} \,=\, 1 \,+\, \frac{1}{1 \,+\, \frac{1}{1 \,+\, \cdots}} \,=\, \lim_{n \rightarrow +\infty} \frac{F_{n \,+\, 1}}{F_n} \,\approx\, 1.618,033,988,749,894,848,2[/eqn]

>> No.7773638

10^10^115

>> No.7773687

3.14159265358979323... Etc

>> No.7773691

7

>> No.7773693

My favorite number is >>7773693

>> No.7773694

69

>> No.7773696
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7773696

>>7773693

>> No.7773698

I can't decide between 5, and 100. this is turning into a real problem for me.

>> No.7773703

My favorite is 5318008

>> No.7773739

>>7773157
>>7773167
>>7773437
>>7773567
>>7773579

autism:the thread

also, 12

>> No.7773773

>>7773739
Looks like someone's projecting. Actually, you're the autistic one.

>> No.7773774

524, loud and clear.

>> No.7773784

>>7773774
There is nothing remarkable about 524, goddammit.

>> No.7773807

>>7773167
Keep telling yourself that. It's very simple to crack, and I'm actually pretty disappointed in you.

It says "Your mom". The letters are mapped to their corresponding numbers, 0 is space.

>> No.7773813

>>7773807
I see it now. That's very funny. I was right about it having just one single really obscure use, though.

>> No.7773826

>>7773813
>letter/number substitution
>one obscure use

you are a gigantic faggot, and also retarded

>> No.7773834

>>7773826
It takes one to know one.

>> No.7773842

21

>> No.7773843

16 is my favorite number

>> No.7773846

>>7773813
Kind of like your mom. ;^)

>> No.7773850

>>7773834
BTFO

>> No.7773853

>>7773850
Thanks for appreciating my witty riposte, Anonymous.

>> No.7773854

>>7773853
kill yourself

>> No.7773856

>>7773854
After you.

>> No.7773859

>>7773856
BTFO

>> No.7773862

>>7773859
Thank you for enjoying my clever rejoinder, Anon.

>> No.7773863
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7773863

>>7773693

>> No.7773882
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7773882

>>7773693
Oh fuck

>> No.7773885

>>7773882
This is fairly easy to do on slow boards like /sci/.

>> No.7773895 [DELETED] 

7773894 is my favourite number

>> No.7773906

>>7773885
>easy
>couldn't even get trips

>> No.7773916

>>7773906
I could totally get trips if I tried I just don't want to

>> No.7773924

>>7773916
Why are you responding for me, anon.

>> No.7773933

>>7773916
Right, just like I didn't want these dubs.

>> No.7773934

>>7773924
Sorry. Thought that post was one of mine. Sorry.

>> No.7774095

>>7773933
>dubsman.jpg

>> No.7774102

G64

>> No.7774116

>>7773152
1, 2, or 42
42 mainly because that was the channel number for Discovery back when they were good and I used to watch everything they put out as a kid. 1 and 2 because typically whenever I get those prominently in a solution it's either a massive relief or the question gets really intense.

>> No.7774118

>>7773784

That's right, this number has no meaning.

>> No.7774129

>>7774116
Oh... good. I was a little worried that you picked the number 42 because it's a reference to that stupid book that features the number at one point. But you've provided a tolerable reason to pick 42 as one of your favorite numbers, so good job.

>> No.7774134

>>7774118
Well, I'll be damned.