Thread: What was the first number?

Originally Posted by Universal Mind

... which is relevant because pi is a fixed amount that humans did not decide on. "It" wouldn't be a circle because pi does not equal 1. Right?

We don't even know what pi is, but it doesn't even matter since even just the concept of pi as a theoretical perfect ratio between a circle's diameter and circumference is based on the human concept of a perfect circle which doesn't exist in nature.

Originally Posted by Universal Mind

Did the principle of this many... $ ... exist before the principle of this many... $$ ... ? Or did some other type of many exist first?



If that is where you officially stand, then thank you for your time. Good day.

So far, essentially everyone who disagrees with your question falls under the category that you are now dismissing outright. Perhaps you should either be more receptive to people's response and how it pertains to your question or just not ask any in the first place.