Actually it is misspelled twice. The mathematician that named the number 10^100 asked his son what to name it and he said to name it 'Google' after the famous comic strip character 'Barney Google'. The father wrote it down as googol.
Nope. It's only because we're used to the word google now. That's why googol feels weird. If we've been used to googol from the start then google would seem weird
"OK, Jerry, just register the name" "Ok" "Remember it's G-O-O-" "I know how to spell it, I'm not stupid!" Two minutes later "CRAP.." "What?" "Well... Now we own Google.." "But its meant to be Googol.." "Yeah.."
It was also named google bc it is inspired by the number, which was picked to signify that the search engine was intended to provide large quantities of information!
@@Tenite nah, since when do people get used to something. I mean, clearly, I have no smell, because I can't smell myself. And obviously everyone else's houses look weird. And the culture, lah, in other countries, they all wrong. Only my way is correct. Everything else is useless */s*
There's a meaning on it: G - Global O - Organization of O - Oriented G - Group L - Language of E - Earth Complete meaning: Global Organization of Oriented Group Language of Earth
Fun fact: Googol is a number. The number is by 1, and one hundred 0s. They wanted to call it "Googol" because there are a myriad amount of answers there are on Google. The answers depends on what the question is. The answer can change even by one word. Because things about healing can change depending on the specific type of person to get your answer. The difference between different people can change the answer. For example, (1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,0) I only did that because I don't what to talk about every thing people ask on Google.
It's not dumb bc the number 1 googol has 100 zeros and I think when they found out they didn't misspell it they just didn't want it to mean 1 with 100 zeros
@@Catlovingbaby you're more dumber In mathematics googol was already used and presented as 10 raise to 100 I like this creator's videos but sometimes he gives false information like that KFC video. I think he should rather focus on his 'research' (which in my opinion is an exaggerated word), just search it and find the information. JUST MAKE SURE IT'S ACTUALLY TRUE
The name “Google” actually came from a graduate student at Stanford named Sean Anderson, Koller writes. Anderson suggested the word “googolplex” during a brainstorming session, and Page countered with the shorter “googol.” Googol is the digit 1 followed by 100 zeroes, while googolplex is 1 followed by a googol zeros
Two naming scales for large numbers have been used in English and other European languages since the early modern era: the long and short scales. Most English variants use the short scale today, but the long scale remains dominant in many non-English-speaking areas, including continental Europe and Spanish-speaking countries in Latin America. These naming procedures are based on taking the number n occurring in 103n+3 (short scale) or 106n (long scale) and concatenating Latin roots for its units, tens, and hundreds place, together with the suffix -illion. Names of numbers above a trillion are rarely used in practice; such large numbers have practical usage primarily in the scientific domain, where powers of ten are expressed as 10 with a numeric superscript. However, these somewhat rare names are considered acceptable for approximate statements. For example, the statement "There are approximately 7.1 octillion atoms in an adult human body" is understood to be in short scale of the table below (and is only accurate if referring to short scale rather than long scale). Indian and Pakistani English do not use millions, but have their own system of large numbers including lakhs (Anglicised as lacs) and crores.[1] English also has many words, such as "zillion", used informally to mean large but unspecified amounts; see indefinite and fictitious numbers. Standard dictionary numbers Usage of names of large numbers Origins of the "standard dictionary numbers" The googol family Extensions of the standard dictionary numbers Binary prefixes Other named large numbers used in mathematics, physics and chemistry See also References Last edited 3 days ago by Certes
I heard about the googol on an episode of "Who wants to be a millionaire?" where the guy got the million by cheating with his coughing friend. It was 15th question.
I'm so glad they misspelled it. Imagine having to google an actual Googol for school or something, but all you get is one of the biggest companies in the world?
so that african teacher saying gulugulu was right this whole time 🗿.
*crys in Tanzanian*
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Well that’s not right technically
It’s pronounced like Goggle
@Jack Wrath cap
Omg you made me remember that video :D
How to make a product/company name
1. Find a weird word
2. Mispell it.
It isnt a weird word. Its a number word, just like thousand or million or billion.
@@hyek2.0 🤓
Mijkel
@@notmizzoImagine saying people a nerd because they said the truth
@@Xylozet it's not "the truth* it's a random niche fact that no one cares about.
Google killed that guy when the camera turned off 😂
I think you meant ✨ Googol ✨
@@TasmineanPlaysRBLX ☠️💀💀☠️☠️💀
@@M4VUIKAGOOGO GAGA
@@M4VUIKAGOOGLE✨️
@Hello_bestie305 GOOGOL
"What are you doing?"
"Im googoling"
😂
Bro didn't have Google to search up how to spell Google 💀💀💀
tragic events in history
Netscape was a thing back then, so they could spell It right
@@cauldron938woosh
Bruh
🤣
Googol has been quite quiet after this
@Jack Wrath k bot
@Jack Wrath Disclaimer: Don't waste your time
@Jack Wrath bots ain't better than nothing except shit- oh wait nevermind that'd be a insult to shit
Fr
@Jack Wrath k bot
"Googol it" 💀
You know Googol and Google sound the same thing
@@gamermbsmelonplaygroundrob3690 sure but the way it's written is weird
*_BUT YOU DIDN’T HAVE TO CUT ME OFF-_*
*Charles ingram has entered the chat*
@@gamermbsmelonplaygroundrob3690you forgot gugu
"I'm Feeling Lucky" got me💀💅
How?
??
@@FFKUNAL5449W bro are you not american there's a feeling lucky at the bottom of the underline
@@sherryldesengano9181 Maybe
what?
"How much is a googol?"
"Just googol it."
"Ok"
"Hey Googol how much is a googol?"
😂
10^100
@@VariantTeaand a googolplex is 10^10^100
@@Ambarrabma googolbang is (10^100)!
@@VariantTeawhich one is bigger? I like the googolplex one, the creators of google should’ve used that one
the african teacher corrected it as gologolo 💀
Ya
Stolen
@@iplayxbox6773 no
@@cherrypatalinghug4660 yes
@@cherrypatalinghug4660 ya you did steal it
Bro made me question google’s existence 💀
Google
I directly went to check 😂
Googol*
your a roblox kid
@@MoggyGang77what did he do to you!?!?
So now we know Google hates autocorrect too
Actually it is misspelled twice. The mathematician that named the number 10^100 asked his son what to name it and he said to name it 'Google' after the famous comic strip character 'Barney Google'. The father wrote it down as googol.
What a coincidence lol
Google named itself Google to show it is different
Wowwww
Wow
So...is it or is it not misspelled?!?!
Lol
Well, the word “Google” looks better than “Googol”
'yo can you googol this for me?'😭
Nope. It's only because we're used to the word google now. That's why googol feels weird. If we've been used to googol from the start then google would seem weird
Didn't know there's blue comment in yt
um what do u mean @@Suzieee67844
wut do u mean?@@Suzieee67844
Bro got fired after that💀
Best foment❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊😊😅❤😮😂🎉🎉😢❤😮❤😅❤❤❤❤
@@vinuthna7 what the fuck
No?
@@glassowlie the joke flew over ur hezd
@@glassowlie u must be fun at parties..
"Sees domain"
Fans:DOMAIN EXPANSION
Imagine Google logo itself had that red line when you misspell a word 💀
Underrated comment
Lolr
Lmao
They should do that as a Google Doodle on the anniversary
Lmao
Bro teaches me more than schools do-
@@laurensammy22 its correct
@@laurensammy22 and? What if it isn’t correct.. his point still stands
Even an autocorrect can change life
because you never listen 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@JaysonPLfr
grammarly gonna be suing google after this 💀
Dont ya mean..... googol
@@errorWithNoCapitalEno
googol*
Grommorly
Underated💀
Google 😮
Google! 💀💀💀
note: 10¹⁰⁰!(factorial) is basicaly: (10¹⁰⁰-1) × (10¹⁰⁰-2)... until the mutiplied number is 1.
so.. its a large number!
“just googol it lol…” oh my god this is terrifying
🙂⬜️
“HEY GOOGOL”
I TRANSLATED IT AND IT SAYS "GOOGLE" LIKE WHATT
Edit:THANKS FOR THE LIKESS
@@Novarose.I know right, and it was translated by google 😂
I remember when it had the ! On google!
*listens*
Frrrrrr@@assassink983
Google be correcting my spelling when my spelling is right but their entire company is misspelt😂💀
FR fr fr
Lamo
You wrote misspelt wrong.
@@chijulian4202you misspelled it wrong
It is mispiled
@@gigachad364nah its mispildd*
That African teacher was right this whole time..
LOL I REMEMBER
Stolen comment
racist.
😂😂😂
bro make up your own damn joke
Well that makes google more unique.
Who needs school, when you have this guy
Fr 🔥
🤖
Yup
Legends say school doesn’t teach everything 😂
@@st4rr_c1oudlegend says your lazy, not paying attention, not taking learning seriously
"OK, Jerry, just register the name"
"Ok"
"Remember it's G-O-O-"
"I know how to spell it, I'm not stupid!"
Two minutes later
"CRAP.."
"What?"
"Well... Now we own Google.."
"But its meant to be Googol.."
"Yeah.."
Googol is actually monster in my native language 💀
What's your Language
Arabic?
Albanian
Thank goodness it wasnt googol
“Hey google, how do you spell googol?”
This is the proof that you can transform your mistakes into a better one 🗿
googol is meant to be a number and google is a company
Roblox after banning everyone for saying “hello”: 🗿
@@axelplays6stop saying facts that arent even related to the video
@@antillitybro what?
@@jesusfernandez931 i just told him to stop which he can do it or not, none of your business
It was also named google bc it is inspired by the number, which was picked to signify that the search engine was intended to provide large quantities of information!
And the term googol itself was inspired by comic character Barney Google.
@@SpongeDanwas bout to say cap but realized i just read it wrong
I was going to say that
I actually knew this.
Did you know the person who made that mistake got fired for it? But by then it was too late to change the name.
Who
@@Ara_vind797 Sean Anderson
He just had one job 🤦♂️
@@ZekeorSomething McDonald's
How was it “too late”? Companies change their names literally all the time?
Google is coming after zack now💀💀💀
it would be funny if they renamed google into “googol” in April fools
and will say: H499Y APR1L F00LS!
It looks better the way that it is spelled now which shows that mistakes are sometimes a good thing
+1
it looks better because you are used to it
Because you're used to the google name. If google today was named googol you'd think google is a weird name.
@@Tenite nah, since when do people get used to something.
I mean, clearly, I have no smell, because I can't smell myself.
And obviously everyone else's houses look weird.
And the culture, lah, in other countries, they all wrong.
Only my way is correct. Everything else is useless */s*
@Jack Wrath why so I see u everywhere
the fact that e and o are across the whole keyboard from each other 💀💀
they probably used a white board or something
@@InredibleFartbro that still dosent make sense
@@fnaftsh I mean they prob designed it on a white board
@@fnaftsh also what the fuck bro that’s one late response
How to succeed in life:
1. Find a special word
2. Misspell it
3. Enjoy
(Ikea more like idea)
There's a meaning on it:
G - Global
O - Organization of
O - Oriented
G - Group
L - Language of
E - Earth
Complete meaning: Global Organization of Oriented Group Language of Earth
These all full forms are FAKE!
Some people created it AFTER the original
So DON'T BELIEVE SUCH THINGS!!!!!!!
E
Fun fact: Googol is a number. The number is by 1, and one hundred 0s. They wanted to call it "Googol" because there are a myriad amount of answers there are on Google. The answers depends on what the question is. The answer can change even by one word. Because things about healing can change depending on the specific type of person to get your answer. The difference between different people can change the answer. For example, (1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,0) I only did that because I don't what to talk about every thing people ask on Google.
Correct me if I am wrong, and yes I used one hundred 0s
short it into 10^100
When Numberblocks is on a whole another lvl💀
LOL
What does numberblocks have to do with this?
@@PogDrinksShakeit's like the TouHou fandom, it's everywhere in unexpected places
The Numberblocks community is cringe (ik no one asked)
THATS MY CHILDHOOD😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Google: *corrects my spelling*
Also Google: *has its entire company name misspelled*
"Do you know Google is actually mispelled?"
"Do you know the reason you gave is actually dumb?"
It's not dumb bc the number 1 googol has 100 zeros and I think when they found out they didn't misspell it they just didn't want it to mean 1 with 100 zeros
@@Catlovingbaby you're more dumber
In mathematics googol was already used and presented as 10 raise to 100
I like this creator's videos but sometimes he gives false information like that KFC video.
I think he should rather focus on his 'research' (which in my opinion is an exaggerated word), just search it and find the information. JUST MAKE SURE IT'S ACTUALLY TRUE
What do you mean? The company was meant to be named after “googol” a number with 100 zeros and they mispelt it
@@tictac3147value is 10^100(^ mean exponentiated to)
I've heard that they misspelled it on a white board during a brainstorming meeting and it stuck
"Im feeling lucky"💀
Bozo
Bozo
@@ClockworkCaliforniawhy did u say ur name in the replies?
@@ClockworkCalifornia🤡
@mirackaanyt6588How old are you? Sharing your name or private info is not in any way illegal
It makes sense on why they wanted to name it googol. I mean google knows alot of things, possibly one googol facts.
THANKS SO MUCH U ALWAYS TELL US SOJME THINGS THAT WE DONT KNOW GREAT WORK!
The name “Google” actually came from a graduate student at Stanford named Sean Anderson, Koller writes. Anderson suggested the word “googolplex” during a brainstorming session, and Page countered with the shorter “googol.” Googol is the digit 1 followed by 100 zeroes, while googolplex is 1 followed by a googol zeros
I know my numbers >:(
@@badpiggs who asked
@@ToneWolf_2.0 is that really the only thing you think of when coming up with a reply?
@@badpiggs who asked
@@ToneWolf_2.0 The fact that all you can respond with is just "who asked" is kind of pathetic
Me showing this to my teacher on how google was created 🗿
this is actually incorrect when they went to take a loan the person giving the loan mispelled it and they scrambled to change the original name
googol*
He searched Google on google...😅😂
That’s a big oof. Even I check if I misspelled a word in messages.
@Azril Iskandar oh god i thiught you was a bot, anyways, ZACKSFILMS IS CRYING RI-
The name googol probably meant that you could search up almost anything, which is why it was named after one of the biggest numbers.
Fun fact: Google didn't want to change their name
Googol*
No one asked, Jayce. No one said that Google wanted to change their name.
Lol
@@Ermmmm_Actuallyno one asked U TOO COMMENT(plz no war]
googol*
@@Ermmmm_Actuallyfatherless
I always thought it looked weird, but the original spelling looks even weirder😂
I think they misspelled it on purpose to show that they’re okay with their mistakes.
True but its ironic then cus if google has mistakes it wont be a trusty search engine no more
@@trebleclef9844 they fix it
@@sciptbloxainstudios9537 ?
If they did it on purpose, then it wasn't misspelled.
@@trebleclef9844 bro Google is not uploading we are uploading this so the mistake are our fault
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LOL
Google took "A mistake is success in progress" to a Whole New Level!
If your not a bot then reply to this comment
@@Whitee303 no
@@Whitee303 yo
@@5k_Sub_challenge_with_no_video Why?
@@Whitee303 yo
“And the rest is history”
More like “and the rest is your search history”
......how does that have anything to do with search history?
@@Ermmmm_Actuallyeither because Google searches, or he just wanted to make a naughty joke
Google corrcting my spelling
When their whole existence is a misspell
"Hey! Can i see cute pictures in google?"
"ITS GOOGOL NOT GOOGLE"
Helps to not mistake a company and a number
This was done because they wanted to show that there were "googols" of results
Now Airing: Google breaks the universe. (100 quintillion times)
That's why I thought of Google when I heard of Googol.
Bro needs to teach my teachers
I’ve been watching your shorts for 2 hours straight 😅
Google:we don't talk about that
L😂l
Two naming scales for large numbers have been used in English and other European languages since the early modern era: the long and short scales. Most English variants use the short scale today, but the long scale remains dominant in many non-English-speaking areas, including continental Europe and Spanish-speaking countries in Latin America. These naming procedures are based on taking the number n occurring in 103n+3 (short scale) or 106n (long scale) and concatenating Latin roots for its units, tens, and hundreds place, together with the suffix -illion.
Names of numbers above a trillion are rarely used in practice; such large numbers have practical usage primarily in the scientific domain, where powers of ten are expressed as 10 with a numeric superscript. However, these somewhat rare names are considered acceptable for approximate statements. For example, the statement "There are approximately 7.1 octillion atoms in an adult human body" is understood to be in short scale of the table below (and is only accurate if referring to short scale rather than long scale).
Indian and Pakistani English do not use millions, but have their own system of large numbers including lakhs (Anglicised as lacs) and crores.[1] English also has many words, such as "zillion", used informally to mean large but unspecified amounts; see indefinite and fictitious numbers.
Standard dictionary numbers
Usage of names of large numbers
Origins of the "standard dictionary numbers"
The googol family
Extensions of the standard dictionary numbers
Binary prefixes
Other named large numbers used in mathematics, physics and chemistry
See also
References
Last edited 3 days ago by Certes
Google: *exists*
Googol: 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
Googolplex: *laughs in 10^10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000*
Invisible reply?
@@_chopper_ no?
Wait why do i see 3 replys?
@@Totallynotberrycowgirl then why does it say five replies when there is only 4 now
@@_chopper_ idk
The moral of the story: never kidnap your neighbour and lock kids in basement 😂
"Googol" means something terrifying in some languages💀
Bro
*Me searching it up
"Gool"
💀💀💀💀💀💀
Wait. It's actually spelled ghouls! So it doesn't mean anything terrifying in other languages.
Lol
Like ghosts and ghouls.
@@Ermmmm_Actually oh
How do they replace ol with le like that’s not an accident🤣
Idk, maybe they just typed too fast, and missed the o?
@@asheep7797 maybe I mean it happens to me
@@asheep7797 bro 'o' and 'e' are on the opposite sides of the keyboard, and im pretty sure they used qwerty
@@AnnoyedBowlOfSpaghetti bro the o is far than e and they didnt use qwerty
the african teacher really predicted it 😳
I heard about the googol on an episode of "Who wants to be a millionaire?" where the guy got the million by cheating with his coughing friend. It was 15th question.
I think it's a nanomole.
@@asheep7797 nah
Who else searched "G-O-O-G-O-L" after watching this video😅 .
Not me i already knew it
the perfect loop doesn't exi-
That Was The Worst Loop
That African teacher came right after ☠️
Grammarly is pissed rn💀
Bro typed in the google logo 💀
Googol*
@@biggestoofTAKE IT AS A JOKE STUPID
Peole who searched Googol right after watching
↓
I wonder how a huge company could misspell something and not notice it 💀💀💀💀
Bro the African teacher correct it right for gologolo💀
“And the rest is history”💀
Is not true!
I'm so glad they misspelled it. Imagine having to google an actual Googol for school or something, but all you get is one of the biggest companies in the world?
Extra : they wanted to name it Googol because of its many many informations and facts
You'll see the huge mathematical number: 1-
He know every secret about us 😂
It's also a lot easier to copyright claim over too, but yeah "mispelled accidentally"...
step 1
find a very big number like undecillion
step 2
then misspell it like udelion
Googol: I'm the original name but accidentally name google
Google:bruh i didn't know bruh
Bro roasted everyone that thought it was Google (like me)
I thought it was because of the glasses
You can actually type Google backwards and then you will find a Easter egg
Well. Now Google is a new word. Actually many words in many languages was created by misspellings words from other languages.
googol is part of number blocks 💀
when every youtube shorts commenters are in gen z slang 💀
Well nowadays we use Google as a verb
So it is good that we differentiate it
Did u actually know in google calculator you type 55x55-55+55 divide 0 the result is infinity
If googling wasn’t a term for searching the internet I’d think it was like chuckling 😭
Meanwhile in an alternate universe:
Googol Pixel
Googol Chromebook
Googol Android
Googol Chrome
You forgot googol play googol ebook
Googolplex googol play googol ebook
Ohhhh so thats why we pronounce it "googol or googel" instead of GOO-GLE