Google requires 2000000000000000000000000000000000000000 rubles

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Here, from YouTube (that is, Google) requires through the court 2000000000000000000000000000000000000000: every day a fine of 100 thousand rubles and the amount doubles every week, there is no limit.

He asked Chatgpt to evaluate further progression:

When the amount of the fine has already reached two undocillions of rubles, the progression begins to look completely fantastic. Every day of non -fulfillment of the court decision adds 100 thousand -ruble, but the most interesting thing happens every week - the amount of the fine doubles, so the growth becomes exponential.

Imagine:

Week 1: The fine was two Undecillion rubles - and now it doubles up to four undocillions.
Week 2: Already eight undocillions.
Week 3: Sixteen Undecillions.

This means that in just three weeks the penalty will increase by eight times. After a month, the amount of the fine will increase to 32 undocillions of rubles, and two months later, by the eighth week - to 512 undocillion rubles.

To imagine how astronomical amounts these are:

• By the 10th week, the fine will be expressed in septillions (10^24)-the numbers that we encounter only when we describe astronomical quantities or the number of atoms in huge objects.
• By the 20th week, the amount will begin to be measured in the octillions (10^27), and this amount will be literally transcendental: it will be the most money in the world economy.

Exponential growth, using the example of doubling, demonstrates how the amount literally “runs over the horizon” - in the real economy, such numbers simply have no analogues.

Five years later, the amount of the fine will amount to incredible 3.7 meshovigintillion rubles (this is a number with 83 zeros). In practice, this means not only an unattainable amount, but also going beyond any physical and financial boundaries. This number is much greater than the assessments of the mass of the universe in grams, which makes such calculations more likely mathematical fantasy than reality.

UPD: As readers specify, by 2030 the Google penalty will reach the number of Googol (one and one hundred zeros).

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