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In $100 bills:



While you will never see a trillion dollars in person (nature's way of protecting your sanity amidst the bailout), computers can do the job without breaking a sweat—or worrying about retirement.

This particular rendering was made through Google SketchUp, Google's 3D modeling software. Measurements were taken of a $10,000 stack of $100 bills (just half an inch thick!) and pretty much multiplied from there using simple geometry. In that trillion dollar shot, each pallet holds $100 million...and the pallets are double stacked.

As for that red blob on the left? It's a human.
 

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Somebody doublecheck me, because I've been wrong before: :tard: (OK, maybe usually)

It looks to me like there are 50 pallets across and 100 deep. (and 2 high)

If each pallet has $100,000,000 you'd need 1000of them for a trillion. There are 10,000 pallets so it would be $10 trillion pictured.
 

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Somebody doublecheck me, because I've been wrong before: :tard: (OK, maybe usually)

It looks to me like there are 50 pallets across and 100 deep. (and 2 high)

If each pallet has $100,000,000 you'd need 1000of them for a trillion. There are 10,000 pallets so it would be $10 trillion pictured.
i think you missed a zero
 

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Somebody doublecheck me, because I've been wrong before: :tard: (OK, maybe usually)

It looks to me like there are 50 pallets across and 100 deep. (and 2 high)

If each pallet has $100,000,000 you'd need 1000of them for a trillion. There are 10,000 pallets so it would be $10 trillion pictured.
$1,000,000,000,000 / $100,000,000 = 10,000

You need 10,000 pallets of 100 million each to make 1 trillion.
 
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