>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ungxBcazk4Let's decide ourselves, /swarm/:
https://poal.me/49jid0https://poal.me/49jid0https://poal.me/49jid0For me, zero is NOT a number. Why? Here's why:
Let's say there are zero bananas in the apple tree, then can we consider that as a number? No. Because there is the absence of bananas in that tree. The same logic applies to other fruits excluding apple; oranges, pineapples, avocados, all of those are zero and are considered non-existent in the equation.
>But what about numbers that not only have zero in them but other numbers?Then those can be considered numbers, since zero is not the only thing in that equation, then that would mean the existence of something in that equation.
Do you agree with me, fellow /swarm/lings?
