lol sorry

2^700, 2^(1/700): "Two to the seven-hundredth(s) power"

2^100, 2^(1/100): "Two to the one-hundredth power"

How could one VERBALLY differentiate paragraph 2's example?

Today I found out that if we convert the digits of Pi into letters, then at some point we could find my name, the physics paper coming out next year, what's written in the Bible, or even the script of a movie that hasn’t been released yet.

Could this idea theoretically lead to future predictions in some way?

A profound constant has recently been discovered, known as the Sonderous Constant. Its name originating from the complexity of its equation; \sum_{n=2}^{a}\frac{\ln\left(n\right)+n^{\sqrt{n}}\log_{n}\left(en+n^{2}\right)}{0.1n+n^{n}} as a approaches infinity. Its approximate value is 3.08053009688 and it is gaining popularity in the math community. What are your favorite niche constants?

The Sonderous Constant's defining equation

Hi !

I have to give an maths-related presentation for my high school final exam, so i have a little puzzle for you.

How many people need to be in a group for the probability that at least two of them share the same birthday to be 50% or higher?

Please, don't try to calculate it (and if you already know don't tell it please). Tell me just what was your first thought. I would like to make a sort of poll to see whether the answer matches people’s intuition.

Thanks (and sorry for my bad english)