Why 3 is the Best Number

Inthe land of numbers things can get pretty competitive. Zero is often touted as the ultimate number invention even though it means nothing. Without the zero much of modern math wouldn’t be possible. It’s also a part of another favorite, the 10 which forms the global base ten system. Zero also makes up the dynamic duo of binary. Which brings us to number one. By definition it should be the best. It also represents the boundary between nothing and something, between fractions and a whole, and is the easiest part when learning multiplication and division. It also forms a key part of the definition of prime numbers, another set of special digits that’s given the spotlight often in our digital age. Within the primes there is the lucky 7 and the unlucky 13. There’s also number 2, the scrappy sibling of 1. With two it enters into the plural range and forms the basis for even numbers, which are neat and clean unlike those odd ones. The number 5 gets some special treatment as the half of 10. Likely a scheme between 10 and 2. This finally brings me to number 3. <a href="https://jickay.medium.com/why-3-is-the-best-number-523263234dc3">Website</a>