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Unknown: Quite independantly of your point, it seems to me you have a very peculiar notion of "large".

regards, frank

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N does not need to be particularly large, because the number of possible brain states a human being can have is not particularly large.

In any case, if 3^^^3 is too small, we can always choose Busy Beaver (3^^^3) instead, compared with which 3^^^3 is very, very, very close to zero.

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