reversed E = epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon epsilon 1337 the upside down J is a number coined by Joshsaccount, he says it's the biggest number (he forgot about adding exponets to josh's number)
infinity is never the end of large numbers also thanks for staying on the right chain