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What Does a Trillion $ Look Like

Discussion in 'Chit Chat' started by panda, Apr 7, 2009.

  1. panda

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    Im sure i could fit that all in my wallet :slight_smile:
     
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    I wanttttttttt
     
  4. DyingForever

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    ^ditto i could have so much fun
     
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    I wonder how many shows I could go to with that much money...*dreams*
     
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    I wonder how many sports cars I could buy with 1 trillion.
     
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    i want it!
     
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    The R8 would be mine! ._.

    But then i'd give the rest to charity.

    After putting just a tad in the bank, of course. xD
     
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    The things I would do to with $1,000,000,000,000...
     
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    what the?!??
    D:
     
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    That is an excellent example of orders of magnitude. I might just have to steal this idea. As I have found that most people don't under how significant an order of magnitude difference is.
     
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    Ok here is another way to put this into perspective. Kind of amazing how much your buying power increases.


    Code:
    Dollars	             Magnitude	Buying Power
                      One	0	Candy bar
                     Tens 	1	Many DVD movies
                 Hundreds	2	A blue ray player
                Thousands	3	Big screen TV
        Tens of Thousands	4	A new car
    Hundreds of Thousands	5	A new house
                 Millions	6	An apartment building
         Tens of Millions	7	An office building
     Hundreds of Millions	8	a sky scraper
                 Billions	9	A large company
         Tens of Billions	10	Every new car sold in the US last year
     Hundreds of Billions	11	Every car sold in the world last year
              Trillilions	12	Every house in the US
        Tens of Trillions	13	US Public Debt
    
    
     
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    I want some... Just a couple hundred millions will last me a lifetime :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:
     
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    I wonder how much a googleplex is then.
     
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    Heck I don't even need that much. If I had just 2 million today I would never have to work another day in my life. Even then that 2 million would be untouched when I die and would have even grown. I would just live on some of the interest.
     
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    The correct scientific term for that is a metric crap load.
     
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    I couldn't survive on 2 million. Heck, I couldn't even buy the house I want for 2 million.

    I'd need at least 10 million before I stopped work entirely. Or 30 million to live in the life style I'd like to. But I'd get bored. So I think I'd probably become a student forever more. Take lots of uni courses :slight_smile: Learn everything there is to know :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:
     
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    If I had a relatively indefinite supply of money, I'd not stop working, I'd just start working for charities. =P
     
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    no offence but i will climb over your char grilled remains to get that cash :grin: hehe its not personal its just buisness muhahaha.... * fetches flame thrower *
     
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    Me, toooo.
    Do you know how much music and how many books I could buy with that?
    Shit.