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How to Define Enormous Positive Integers

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Suppose you and a friend play a game where you each define a positive integer and the person whose number is higher wins. You’re allowed fifteen minutes to do it and your definition has to be self-contained. If you’ve been to this talk and your friend hasn’t, then you will win.

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