In a striking legal decision, a Russian court has fined Google an unprecedented $20 decillion for allegedly blocking media content on YouTube, an amount that far exceeds the global GDP and total wealth of the world. This astonishing fine, which reportedly amounts to more than 34 zeros, is seen as a symbolic move by the Kremlin, reflecting heightened tensions between Russia and the tech giant. Despite the staggering figure, Russian authorities have insisted on the necessity of restoring Russian media outlets on the platform, as they seek to compel compliance. Legal analysts express skepticism over the feasibility of such a payment, indicating that it raises profound questions about the limits of state power and the implications for international tech companies operating under sanctions.