LNGN IS WAY BIGGER THAN ANY ORDINAL. I thought you were talking about the Small Veblen Ordinal.
No, I'm talking about the biggest number in the current version of Pointless Large Number Stuff - PGLIN: Pointless Gigantic List of Infinite Numbers (scroll down to the very bottom).
I know the bachmann howard ordinal. LNGN's limit ordinal is bigger than it, and is way bigger than anything denotable in the Fast Growing Hierarchy as a whole.
WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT!? How about LNGN^2!?
LNGN^2 is just like adding an atom to LNGN since you adding an extremely small operator, basically whose growth rate is basically nothing compared to LNGN's "operator", which can't be explained through any form of atoms or universes or any form of universes.
LNGN^LNGN! How about that!
BHO isn't the biggest ordinal, however, LNGN is bigger than THE biggest ordinal.
that's basically saying ^^2 which is also like an atom to it.
Wait, transfinite ordinals as well?
OH COME ON! How about LNGN. but the input is the OG LNGN!?
You can't use transfinite ordinals with Fast growing hierarchy.
Oh.
Also, what about LNGN, but the input is the OG LNGN?
now that's a good one. If LNGN was 1 brick, that would be at least 10 bricks.
Now repeat that OG LNGN times, and then repeat the repetition OG LNGN times, etc.
That! is bigger than LNGN.
EDIT 1: Since there's no reply, I guess I stumped you.
just about 15 blocks, since it's basically like tetration.
LNGN, but the input is Omega/Aleph Null.
Now that's just infinite blocks compared to LNGN. However, this is not another way of saying "IT'S EXTREMELY BIG" It's just infinity. So it doesn't have any relation to any of the other numbers because it's basically omega. However, it's probably just some random big and complicated ordinal and not a random big number.
Darn. My previous biggest number, but you take the factorial of it.