If this kind of topic already sent, this topic can be removed...
I want to ask a simple (and again classical) question:
What is the highest value of a number?
Many say it is Googleplex (if I remember right 10^10^1000)
but how can it be so? there is still possibility to
add one "1" after it, or is this just a question of
"sensible limitations of mathematical capabilitys"
(as some might say)?
The reason I wanted to ask this, is that I am allways been
rather bothered by the definition of "infinite"...
According to it, there is infinite amount of numbers,
e.g. -oo ...-5,-4,-3.-2,-1,01,2,3,4,5... oo (oo = infinite)
and between each numbers there are another
infinites,
e.g. -oo ...,0,1,1.1,1.2,1.3,1.4... oo
and even between them can be found more infinetes,
e.g. - oo ...,0,1,1.1,1.11,1.12,1.13,1.14... oo
and even between them are infinite amount of combinations...
So is it reasonable to ask the highest number (that would
be "near +/- oo", as you know) or should we better
to ask, what is the " most sensible" number to reach?