Why is it that3^3^3has two solutions?\t3^3^3 = 27^3 as the most natural answer, and\t3^3^3 =3^(3^3) =7,625597484987*10^12 as an outragously large “unnatural number. For (1) I can imagine that it isa growth function for a natural phenomenon, and for (2) I can inmagine it to be a model for s Cascading process like a Nuclear fission orfusion Bomb. I see the correct solution is two-fold and depends on the application of the “driving”process of the application.

Conrad Winkelman , 5 Years ago

Grade 12th pass