trillions

The result is that trillions of dollars are rotting uselessly in offshore tax havens, when they could have been invested in future economic development.

There's trillions of trillions of Jupiter's out there.

We've spent trillions on the war on poverty-- in fact, I read recently that something like $87,000 a year is spent per poor person.

There sure as hell is no chance that trillions of bitcoins will suddenly appear out of thin air Fed style.

Windows dev looks very weird to me with trillions of popups, little windows and checkboxes.

For a government with an incredibly large amount of debt, it is not a good idea to spend trillions on anything.

There were billions of lines of VB6 code that got orphaned (possibly trillions).

It's not apples-to-apples, but if you look at the number of lines of code executed before a noticeable bug it's in the trillions.

The Germans still use the old version where a billion is 10^12 with the added benefit of having to deal with just billions of debt (instead of trillions as the rest of the world).

They can try to semi-nationalize the market, waste trillions of dollars, tightly control all trading and capital - and the market will have to fall anyway.

A maxim that when applied en mass could save trillions.

These questions aren't answered, and there's recommendations for trillions of dollars of resources and great amounts of social and economic controls to be put in place.

We're spending trillions on "defense"; why not spend money to be defended against things like cancer, which are far more likely to kill most of us than any terrorist?

> spending trillions on "defense"; why not spend money to be defended against things like cancer, which are far more likely to kill most of us than any terrorist?