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The internationally agreed symbol for 106 is M and this is the initial letter of million. Would it not be logical and convenient to turn this happy accident into a principle and use G, the internationally agreed symbol for 109, as the initial letter of the word for 1,000,000,000? That number would thus be called a gillion. Whether the g should be hard or soft is a matter of opinion. I incline to hard because of the derivation from giga.
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The
internationally
agreed
symbol
for
10^6
is
M
and
this
is
the
initial
letter
of
million.
Would
it
not
be
logical
and
convenient
to
turn
this
happy
accident
into
a
principle
and
use
G,
the
internationally
agreed
symbol
for
10^9,
as
the
initial
letter
of
the
word
for
1,000,000,000?
That
number
would
thus
be
called
a
gillion.
Whether
the
g
should
be
hard
or
soft
is
a
matter
of
opinion.
I
incline
to
hard
because
of
the
derivation
from
giga.