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No. The amount of time it takes to write Rayo’s number is 1, in units of Rayotime.

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Correct but not the answer we’re looking for.

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Ok, then it takes two Planck times if you write it in base Rayo.

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Write it how? Seeing as Rayo’s number is defined as the smallest number bigger than what can be written in first order set theory with a googol symbols, you could probably write down the number with, say, googol+1 symbols. Or let’s just say 2*googol symbols, that should certainly be enough. It would not take Rayo’s number amount of seconds to write down 2 * googol symbols.

TL;DR: No.

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