I’d chose one. unity represents existence, wholeness and entirety.
in terms of set theory, 1 can be be represented by a set with just one element
1 ={x} or perhaps {0}
then when look at its subsets, we also get the empty set
0 = {}
then when we take combinations of 0 and 1, we get all the other counting numbers, both positive and negative.
then from the integers, we can get all the fractions, and all the rational numbers, and then all the irrational numbers.
then we get all the more complicated numbers like the 2-dimensional complex numbers, etc, etc.
It’s the first number which can be a mirror image of itself and it’s the number of Tim Tams in a packet. The regular size packet, not the large double packet.
I like “8”
I don’t know why.
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I’d chose one. unity represents existence, wholeness and entirety.
in terms of set theory, 1 can be be represented by a set with just one element
1 ={x} or perhaps {0}
then when look at its subsets, we also get the empty set
0 = {}
then when we take combinations of 0 and 1, we get all the other counting numbers, both positive and negative.
then from the integers, we can get all the fractions, and all the rational numbers, and then all the irrational numbers.
then we get all the more complicated numbers like the 2-dimensional complex numbers, etc, etc.
all from just ONE.
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I choose 11.
It’s the first number which can be a mirror image of itself and it’s the number of Tim Tams in a packet. The regular size packet, not the large double packet.
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12
Because it’s nice and even and you can divide it by 4. But I’m not prejudiced against any of the other numbers.
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I like number 15. For some reason, it was always the number on the back of my jersey when I played soccer. I played soccer for 13 years.
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