What is the highest number known to man (before you reach infinity)?
There is no highest number know to man. This is because if someone says, for example, 1,000,000 is the highest number known to man, people would argue “but what about 1,000,001?” For every number, you can go one higher. The common argument is: “what about when you reach infinity?” Infinity is never reachable; therefore, the biggest number known to man is also unreachable, because, if infinity goes on forever, there is also a number a infinitessimally smaller than infinity, but not infinity. And seeing as infinity is unreachable, so is the largest number known to man. It’s a little difficult to explain, but if you imagine a car moving up a road, mile by mile, getting greater, as a number. This represents infinity, which is unreachable. There’s a man chasing it, representing the largest number known to man, which never reaches the car (or infinity). As he runs along, he, as a number, becomes bigger, yet, never stops. This means that the largest number known to man is infinitessimally lar
