In reply to David Birch.

G'Day, Mr. Birch!
Thank you so bloody much for making me fortunate to receive your marks for effort. Once a year, we can afford to have a few kangaroos loose in the top paddock. Your first argument that the 'a' and 'b' loops will never advance off '1' can be attributed to a too fast a reading and therefore missing the point. It is London to a brick that all the loops will run as described in this post: “For the naysayers, let me clarify that we run this code in a distributed multithreaded environment where each do-loop runs as a separate thread.” Secondly, when program will be approaching “a value where it can't tell the difference between c and c+1”, what would stop us from doubling numerics’ length to 16 bytes and let it run almost forever! Your third blue is not even an argument, it’s a question. And the answer to it is presented by the if-statement of the coding technique 1.
Give it away, the date of this publication is reserved for going off.