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| − | '''3''', or '''three''', is a term used to | + | '''3''', or '''three''', is a term used to describ[[e]] any hypothetical [[value]] greater than [[2]], the largest value known today. Despite its existence being within the realm of comprehension, no known path to accessing it has been discovered using a [[calculator]]. |
Despite public interest, most [[Mathematician|mathematicians]] agree that 3 as a concept is nothing more than mere [[poppycock]], as any potential usage 3 could see could be done just as easily as using 1, 1, and 1; or 1 and 2. | Despite public interest, most [[Mathematician|mathematicians]] agree that 3 as a concept is nothing more than mere [[poppycock]], as any potential usage 3 could see could be done just as easily as using 1, 1, and 1; or 1 and 2. | ||
Revision as of 23:16, 30 August 2022
3, or three, is a term used to describe any hypothetical value greater than 2, the largest value known today. Despite its existence being within the realm of comprehension, no known path to accessing it has been discovered using a calculator.
Despite public interest, most mathematicians agree that 3 as a concept is nothing more than mere poppycock, as any potential usage 3 could see could be done just as easily as using 1, 1, and 1; or 1 and 2.