Googolplex

Lillian Schwartz’s Googolplex is reminiscent of (and predates the final version of) Len Lye’s Free Radicals in its stark black and white and use of tribal drumming, but is much more complex and regular: massively complex overlaid binary patterns that look and feel like an overwhelmingly incomprehensible flood of data.

Pervasive visions « Squares of Wheat 2007

Lillian Schwartz’s Googolplex is reminiscent of (and predates the final version of) Len Lye’s Free Radicals in its stark black and white and use of tribal drumming, but is much more complex and regular: massively complex overlaid binary patterns that look and feel like an overwhelmingly incomprehensible flood of data.

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And I'll be sure to use Googolplex the next time I'm playing my cousin.

Settling The Word Score: No Proper Nouns In Scrabble 2010

"The factorial of Googolplex raised to the power of Googolplex, repeated ninety Googolplex times"

Everything2 New Writeups AndreM 2010

I leave it as an interesting mathematical exercise to show if this should preferably be defined as "the factorial of (Googolplex raised to the power of Googolplex, repeated ninety Googolplex times)", or "(The factorial of a Googolplex) raised to the power of Googolplex, repeated ninety Googolplex times".

Everything2 New Writeups AndreM 2010

PPS to the Googolplex of information presented purporting to present the Presidents papers at 2: 10; could you be a little more specific?

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