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While reading the article i thought if there's no number 6, then the universe can't have more than 5 of anything. So perhaps 5 photons and that's it. There cann
by EnigmaticLion 9y ago
While reading the article i thought if there's no number 6, then the universe can't have more than 5 of anything. So perhaps 5 photons and that's it. There cannot be anything else because then there would be 6 objects in the universe.
- kobeya 9y agoWell there are six quarks. By a variant of the one-electron universe theory, we might argue that all quarks are shared instances of the same prototypical quark of that class. If we begin counting with 0, that's "5" quarks. So the answer is maybe: this universe is what you get! (Please don't take this seriously.)
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