NIB-Notation series - Part 28 - Reaching (4)

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===INFORMATION!===
Green = Birds Array Notation
Cyan = Bowers Exploding Array Function
Red = Casading-E Notation
Yellow = Strong Array Notation
Purple = Fast Growing Hierarchy (Ordinals)
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Volume 2 of NIB-notation is actually from 69420(1) to 69420((0))
69(4)
Birds Array Notation/BEAF: {10, 69 [4] 2}
Bowels Exploding Array Function: {10, 69 (3) 2}
Casading-E Notation: E69#^###69
Strong Array Notation: s(10, 69 {4} 2)
Fast-Growing Hierarchy: f_{ω^ω^3}(69)
Bashicu Matrix System: (0)(1)(2)(2)(2)
Y-sequence: (1,2,3,3,3)
Hyperfactorial Array Notation: 69![1,[1,1,4],1,2]
Hardy Hierarchy: H_{ω^ω^ω^3}(69)
Slow Growing Hierarchy: g_Θ{Ω^((Ω^2)·ω)}(69)
Q: Why 69?
A: Because why not :P
Q: Where do you get the sound on intro?
A: Google Translate :)

[@MisterHuseynMasimov69420]

Reacing 4😂

[@YourLocalCubedCircle]

Next we'll reach (5)

[@robinpinar9691]

Yes And Part 30 We Will Reach 69((0)) (SUPER MILESTONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

[@6ixty9nine24]

HOW FID U REACH (4) SO FAST??!?!?!??

[@The-creator-of-NIBN]

My level motivation: High

[@The-creator-of-NIBN]

I just follow dshamlin's files number (which you can see in "the longest number 0 to absolute Infinity" that was made by NO! and you'll see that going from {10, 100 [3] 1 [3] 2} to {10, 100 [4] 2} is pretty fast)

[@airconditionaire]

How fast is this notation?

[@The-creator-of-NIBN]

?

[@airconditionaire]

@@The-creator-of-NIBN how fast does it grow

[@The-creator-of-NIBN]

A little faster than BAN (if you know Douglas Shamlin Jr, there's a BAN series video in his channel which is almost similar to my increasing numbers)