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One is the only number. Zero isn't one. n cannot equal anything other than n; adding anything else is what's creating the inconsistency and incompleteness. n mu
by chatterhead 4y ago
One is the only number. Zero isn't one. n cannot equal anything other than n; adding anything else is what's creating the inconsistency and incompleteness. n must equal n. But, if that's true - which it is - the game is over and math is just a game of never ending bifurcations.
- dwringer 4y agoRather Borgesian I think.