what is the largest number you can write down not numerically but by english, without using the number 0 in it

Answer 1

Any number you want, by the flawed logic of your question.

Answer 2

This is the kind of question that you can't answer within the bounds of logic. It reminded me a cool little paradox that goes like this:

Consider S, the set of all numbers that can be expressed as a sentence in the English language of no more than a thousand letters. For example, "This is the number of legs of a common dog." would describe the number 4.

Since there are a finite number of letters, this set must be finite. Therefore, there must exist some numbers that cannot be expressed as a sentence of the English language of no more than a tousand letters.

Now, consider the sentence:
"This number is the smallest positive integer that cannot be expressed as a sentence of the English language of no more than one thousand letters."

Clearly, this number exists. The set (N - S) is nonempty (because S is finite) and therefore must have a smallest element x.

The above sentence sentence describes x precisely - demonstrating that x can be described in 1000 letters or less. Therefore x is an element of S... but wait, we just said that x is an element of (N-S)... wha buh huh what??!?

Has your head exploded yet?

Answer 3

Well, you could start off with 999 duotrigintillion, 999 untrigintillion, and keep going down the line. The duotrigintillion (10^99) was the largest named number that I could find with a quick search.

Answer 4

I would post the number but then I would get banned/deleted for flooding.

Answer 5

infinity
or is that just really a concept

Answer 6

infinity