/lit/ - Literature

this question is ultimately pointless, because numbers are absolutes that we can only apprehend subjectively. if you were to take an adult and another adult and sum them, you'd have two. if you were to take two adults and a child, you'd have three. you could also count the child as half of an adult, and half two and a half instead. so your notion of what two and three are is ultimately entirely dependent not only on how you count and group, but what your senses can take in. zoom in on a drawn circle hard enough with a computer assisted tool, and you will see jagged edges and corners instead of perfection. atheist pseuds that try to use questions like these as a denial of god need to wipe their shitty asses and go to take a nap