Count to 1000

2047

2^{11
 
or
 
22222222222
 
or
 
The 2}x flip side mobile game.
 
you know… ₂₀₄₈
 

2049

2050 - half of the 21st century will lies here, towards even more unknown future.

2051

2^{11 + 2}2

2053

2^11 + 2x3

2055

2^{11 + 2}3

Takom | No. 2057  

2^11 + 2x5

2059

2^{11 + (2}2)x3

2061

2^11 + 2x7

2,063

2^{11 + 2}4
 
Anyone ever count bits (as in powers of 2) in their head to relax or stave off boredom? Been doing it a few times a year, my whole life, ever since I was 8 or 9 years old. Usually it’s when I’m stuck in a hospital or looney bin.
 
I have the first 16 memorized.  
(2^16 = 65536)
 
My favorite number used to be 8 bits (256), but has since been eclipsed by 16 bits, (65,536.)

@OliverHancock  
Well, for me, it is playing with calculator. I sure remembered that 65k number.
 
Now for bits.
 
(100000010001)₂

2066

031353

2068

2069

@zBL4CKGH0STz  
nice
 
2070

4027 in octal. (My phone seems to be incapable of copying and pasting, or otherwise inputting subscripts, running its current OS and software.)
 
I once tried to program an octal calculator with a Chozo theme from Metroid.
 
I had theorized that, since humanity’s choice to primarily use the decimal system is because we have 10 fingers, bird people would use an octal system because they have 8 talons.
 

 
Indeed, it’s a bit of a stretch I admit, but if you count double long scratches, angled scratches, and angled talon hook symbols as unique characters rather than variants, then you’ve essentially got 8 different characters written on the Chozo walls.