1234567890
most places, you will commonly find these numbers used, where you find numbers. when written, they may look different, but this is seemingly the common form.
they mostly appear the same as this.
circular forms are also common forms. eyeballs, blood vessels, cells in animals, orbits, planets, the circular motions in nature, can find mirror in what might be present in these numbers as numbers/numerals 0, 6, 8, 9.
6+8+9=23.
these are also numbers that mirror, unlike any others. 6 and 9 are mirrors. 8 can be seen as symmetrical, and balanced. 6 and 9 could be put together to form an 8-like form. They can all be blended into one, pretty easily, with very little alteration. the form to me seems the most "stable", visually. circles are the most stable forms, to easily form, that i know of.
i found this when i was looking at the keyboard, noticing that w- the 23rd letter of the modern latin alphabet, is directly below numbers 2 and 3. i think that's when i found it. i wanted to find- to group things according to common forms, and these were the only numbers i could decide on, without too much second guessing-- the numbers 6, 8, and 9. it doesn't hurt that they have within them forms that resemble zero, which is the base/beginning.
i did have issue with the fact that 2 can be written at least two different ways, and one involves a loop type form, but when writing a 2 that way, for one, it continues on through.. it doesn't simply reconnect in a nice curve into itself, like 6 and 9 ( and 8 ) do. as well, 2 in standard type-set does not have this loop. 4 as well was sort of confusing. but it isn't circular, for one.
most places, you will commonly find these numbers used, where you find numbers. when written, they may look different, but this is seemingly the common form.
they mostly appear the same as this.
circular forms are also common forms. eyeballs, blood vessels, cells in animals, orbits, planets, the circular motions in nature, can find mirror in what might be present in these numbers as numbers/numerals 0, 6, 8, 9.
6+8+9=23.
these are also numbers that mirror, unlike any others. 6 and 9 are mirrors. 8 can be seen as symmetrical, and balanced. 6 and 9 could be put together to form an 8-like form. They can all be blended into one, pretty easily, with very little alteration. the form to me seems the most "stable", visually. circles are the most stable forms, to easily form, that i know of.
i found this when i was looking at the keyboard, noticing that w- the 23rd letter of the modern latin alphabet, is directly below numbers 2 and 3. i think that's when i found it. i wanted to find- to group things according to common forms, and these were the only numbers i could decide on, without too much second guessing-- the numbers 6, 8, and 9. it doesn't hurt that they have within them forms that resemble zero, which is the base/beginning.
i did have issue with the fact that 2 can be written at least two different ways, and one involves a loop type form, but when writing a 2 that way, for one, it continues on through.. it doesn't simply reconnect in a nice curve into itself, like 6 and 9 ( and 8 ) do. as well, 2 in standard type-set does not have this loop. 4 as well was sort of confusing. but it isn't circular, for one.