"You could count the number of skilled electronics engineers on US soil, and there's probably a million in Shenzhen alone."
Anyone else failing to semantically parse that sentence?
Anyone else failing to semantically parse that sentence?
I would say that a number humans can reasonably count to is about ~15,000, maybe 25k, assuming you're limited to about 15 hours of counting. Any number over about 100k is simply a number humans are incapable of counting up to from one.
"You could count the number of skilled electronics engineers on US soil, and [whatever that number may be] there's probably a million MORE in Shenzhen alone."