Well, Veeky Forums, who would win this?
Who would win?
Tyler Perez
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Aiden Thomas
the ants
Isaac Williams
I think the ants would generate so much heat they would die.
Cameron Evans
That many soldiers would have more than the mass of a lot of suns.
Probably the ants too.
They'd all die in the black hole they'd induce.
Julian Lewis
Not the OP, but surely the soldiers would be spaced out across a very large volume. They'd probably also have a fleet.
Seems more feasible. But they also wouldn't fit in the observable Universe, neither would the soldiers I doubt.
Justin Phillips
>probably the ants too
The ants would have a mass hundreds of googolpexs of times bigger than the mass of the universe.
Ethan Harris
The ants and the soldiers will fill the observable universe and then will be crushed by gravity until they reach their schwarzschild radius and make a black hole which will kill both the rest of the ants and the soldiers, also as said because of the enormous amount of soldiers and ants they will generate more heat than the entire energy of the observable universe.
Evan Martin
Am I missing something or is mass of the observable universe within an order of magnitude of mass of a black hole with schwartzschild radius of the observable universe? What's with this?
Charles Harris
Even if you scale this down so it's realistic, it doesn't make any sense.
1 billion ants VS 100 marines
Why would they even right? More importantly How would they fight? Marines can't shoot shoot them cause they're too small, and all ants can do is give a mildly irritating bite. It's a retarded question in any context.
Lincoln Sanders
Imagine that for every planck length in the universe you have an ant and you wouldn't even be remotely close to appreciating the size of grahams number. If you took the cartesian product of every planck length you would still not have made even a dent.