Philosophical philosophies

So it occurred to me the other day that one represents a lot of things. We see that one in its most common form is the first numeral in our system of digits. Of course, because there is infinite numbers in that system, we know that it is not the first as commonly believed, but just a random number in a sea of numerals. Additionally, we can see that by changing the temperature we have a different object entirely. Let's compare the difference between a "one" and a "cold one." Perhaps the change in degrees causes a significant alteration in the object, but I believe that this could pertain to most things in general. Such as myself when I am "cool" as opposed to when I'm just "hot." To further my list of notable points, we can see that numbers adhere to our basic concepts of mythology and story telling. In many stories, the victims or people look towards "the one." Most notably though other numerals are treated inequally. We can see that many "zeroes" are persecuted by their peers, nor do they appear to radically change in any substantial thermal degree. There have been few times when we have witnessed a "hot zero," or even a "cool zero." It must also be taken into account that people do not respect or even look up to "the two" or any other digit as well. I suppose this in conglomeration with many other reasons is just my attempt to say that the current math system is flawed. We should change it so that all numbers are treated just, as we have already seen that this darwinian system has caused a decline in our economics. I propose that the new number system start with the currently fictitious number "Zoink."

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So many flaws with that that it hurts me.

I'd point them out, but let's keep it short and say never become a philosophizer.

"numbers adhere to our basic concepts of mythology and story telling."

Lol.

codejoe1 wrote:

So it occurred to me the other day that one represents a lot of things. We see that one in its most common form is the first numeral in our system of digits. Of course, because there is infinite numbers in that system, we know that it is not the first as commonly believed, but just a random number in a sea of numerals. Additionally, we can see that by changing the temperature we have a different object entirely. Let's compare the difference between a "one" and a "cold one." Perhaps the change in degrees causes a significant alteration in the object, but I believe that this could pertain to most things in general. Such as myself when I am "cool" as opposed to when I'm just "hot." To further my list of notable points, we can see that numbers adhere to our basic concepts of mythology and story telling. In many stories, the victims or people look towards "the one." Most notably though other numerals are treated inequally. We can see that many "zeroes" are persecuted by their peers, nor do they appear to radically change in any substantial thermal degree. There have been few times when we have witnessed a "hot zero," or even a "cool zero." It must also be taken into account that people do not respect or even look up to "the two" or any other digit as well. I suppose this in conglomeration with many other reasons is just my attempt to say that the current math system is flawed. We should change it so that all numbers are treated just, as we have already seen that this darwinian system has caused a decline in our economics. I propose that the new number system start with the currently fictitious number "Zoink."

To long to read... School is out... Make the long story short?

Fixed.