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I close my eyes and watch some birds. This vision lasts only a second, maybe less; I don’t know how many birds I saw. Was their number defined or not? This problem also includes inside it the problem of the existence of God. If there is a God, the number is determined, as God knows how many birds I saw. If God does not exist, this number is not determined, as no one could count them. In this case, I saw, let’s say, less than ten birds and more than one, but I didn’t see nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three or two birds. I saw a number of birds between ten and one, which is neither nine, nor eight, nor seven, nor six, nor five etc. This integer is inconceivable; therefore, God exists.