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It's not logic, it's an infograph

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Stop downvoting.

Logic is "reasoning conducted or assessed according to strict principles of validity."

This post is obviously not according to definition, instead it's an infograph.

Don't just downvote something you don't know anything about.

>10^n
exponentials are a bitch, huh?

>this thread

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your grade school math book.

b8

Eine Billion Dollar by Andreas Eschbach

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That is far less than 10,000 $100 bills in the second illustration.

>the dfwposter

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good book, disappointing ending though

is that a rare dave? saved :3

this. ive seen 1m in $100 in real life, it's the size of a briefcase

it's the size of a briefcase on the picture

It would be 1000 stacks of $10000 in $100 bills. And youre right it does look significantly off

Can someone explain to me what the OP meant?

>the size of a briefcase
>is barely above the height of his shoe

What we’re upset about primarily is that the picture isn’t drawn TO SCALE

It's not just stacked on top they put the bundles next to each other
Like a brief case laying flat on the ground with the short side facing you

It's targeted towards children, but Russel Ash's Incredible Comparisons is written in a straightforward style that can be enjoyed by adults. I remember reading this book every week when my parents took me to the library.

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What was the situation where you saw this?

more money more problems

haha put me on the screencap

I loved that one.

If it was physical cash, it probably would be. You'd have to build a storage facility to hold it, hire guards, install security cameras, pay property taxes on that, etc. You could probably buy everything you want with 5,000,000. Even the people that burn through lottery winnings and end up poorer than they used to be don't have that much.