Copyright 12/17/2019 Justin Coslor -- Prime Numbers
1. Prime numbers are the balance points in the Universe because:
2. They are the only whole number "chunks" along the Natural Number Line other than the number one.
3. Prime numbers are the input when the output is only one and the prime itself. Prime numbers are patterns in the context of one and the prime itself. The numerator is the input or "pattern", and the denominator is the output or "context".
4. Natural Numbers are in the Solid Number System only when they are either prime or have no duplicate prime factors. For example: 6 is solid (2x3) but 4 is not solid (2x2).
5. The Natural Number System's Number Line is composed of increments of one, starting at one, and is thereafter made of prime numbers and prime numbers connected. There are primes and connections and reunions along the way.
6. The number one is the most powerful number, like a singularity vortex of N^0 (zero exponent dimensionality). It is the hub of all Natural Numbers, and the beginning, but it is not prime.