Approximately sixteen trillion. I suspect that number is not really comprehensib...

llamaInSouth · on Dec 23, 2023

This video helped me visualize how big of a number 1 trillion is:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoOJggESR8o

Current US debt is almost 34 trillions? https://www.usdebtclock.org/

Cockbrand · on Dec 23, 2023

So the debt is just a bit more than two of these microSD cards' worth of storage! I might have the unit conversion wrong, though.

wkjagt · on Dec 23, 2023

If you were to count those at a rate of 1 per second, it would take about half a million years.

midasuni · on Dec 23, 2023

It’s enough to store the name of every human being that has ever lived.

867-5309 · on Dec 23, 2023

so the grains of sand on TRAPPIST-1e

thelittleone · on Dec 23, 2023

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ninkendo · on Dec 23, 2023

> Grains of Sand: If you were to count grains of sand, assuming roughly 10,000 grains per cup, you would need about 1.6 trillion cups of sand to reach 16 trillion grains.

Math is not ChatGPT’s strong suit.