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I think if there were no number six, the universe would continue to exists as it does right now. We wouldn't notice anything different. We live in a universe t
by koliber 9y ago
I think if there were no number six, the universe would continue to exists as it does right now. We wouldn't notice anything different.
We live in a universe that is absent the integer called pleebix. We're not sure where it would fit on the number line, but one of the candidate locations is between seven and eight. We're OK. Our universe adjusted perfectly fine to the fact that this integer is missing. We don't even notice the hole because everything is ideally consistent around the fact that pleebix does not exist.
If six was missing, the universe would be similarly consistent. No one would notice anything out of whack.