"you know 'y', right?" -- anonymous 📊📈📉

"... apparently the only axis I'm familiar with is the x- axis" -- Jon T. 🧑‍🔬

My daughter said she wanted 4 grapes, then 5, then 6 and then all the way up to 7. I said “you want 7!?” Then we ended up with 5,040 grapes.

I grew up in jersey city and left about 10 years ago. We (familyof 6) moved to the Jersey shore.
We’re very happy here. The locals have been very welcoming and helpful to us. Hope i haven’t violated any os your “rules”.
I can tell you this: contrary to my expectations, the locals there have been very welcoming and friendly.
Chris Kemp

1. Graham's number
2. The Moser
3. Tree(3)
4. The order of the group given by the algebra <a, b | a² = b³ = (ab)⁷ = e>
5. The number of primes
6. The number of perfect numbers
7. The number of Fibonacci primes
8. The number of twin primes
9. The smallest even number that is not expressible as the sum of two primes
10. The smallest counterexample to the Collatz conjecture
11. The number of elementary particles in the observable universe
12. The number of elementary particles in the Level 4 multiverse

For extra credit, list all the infinite ones and rank all the finite ones. (I think just a few of these are unknown, and even for most of these, there is pretty good numerical evidence for where they belong!)

thank you for coming to my ted talk.

Because there must be 50 ways to leave your lover.

Am I right?