My maximum number count is 4500+ something.
@FQT said in #1:
> My maximum number count is 4500+ something.
i didn't really count but one time after my school's testing I wrote numbers on a page from 1 until ~1,100
> My maximum number count is 4500+ something.
i didn't really count but one time after my school's testing I wrote numbers on a page from 1 until ~1,100
I could count to darn near 100 when i graduated from fifth grade. After that i jest worked on my daddy's farm i reckon i could get to two dozen or so now.
3 kajillion
i dont remember the highest number but it must have been when i was counting money.also i counted 32 definitly counting chess pieces to see if all the pieces exist in the chess set.
ANSWER: The number just before the next one!
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Rough, quick proof that the integers increase forever:
Assume there's a "largest" integer. Call it N for the sake of convenience.
The integers are closed under the operation of addition. So, if we add an integer to an integer, we get another integer.
N+ 1 is therefore a new integer: one which is 1 larger than N.
So N can't be the largest, as we incorrectly assumed at the beginning.
Clearly, the assumption that there is a largest integer is incorrect. So, the integers increase without limit.
So however long or high you count, the integer your reach is the integer just before the next one.
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Rough, quick proof that the integers increase forever:
Assume there's a "largest" integer. Call it N for the sake of convenience.
The integers are closed under the operation of addition. So, if we add an integer to an integer, we get another integer.
N+ 1 is therefore a new integer: one which is 1 larger than N.
So N can't be the largest, as we incorrectly assumed at the beginning.
Clearly, the assumption that there is a largest integer is incorrect. So, the integers increase without limit.
So however long or high you count, the integer your reach is the integer just before the next one.
911
that's the highest no that everybody has counted
that's the highest no that everybody has counted
-100
Ye no kidding
Ye no kidding
Jeremy Harper counted verbally to a million.
49.3