The Math Behind 1-10: Why Numbers Feel Asymmetrical
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Summary
The Atheist Front ⚛ community dives into a lighthearted debate regarding the perceived asymmetry of numbers between 1-5 and 5-10. By analyzing the inclusion of zero and the structure of the number line, members explore why counting methods often lead to confusion. This discussion highlights the importance of foundational math logic and serves as a fun example of the intellectual banter found within the server.
Why is there 3 numbers between 1-5 and 4 numbers between 5-10
1-5 - 3 numbers in between (5 in total)
5-10 - 4 numbers in between (6 in total)
Because you usually start counting from 0, then it make sense.
Example:
0-5 - 4 numbers in between (6 in total)
5-10 - 4 numbers in between (6 in total)
It is the middle:
0 1 2 3 4
5
6 7 8 9 10
You guys are lacking simple math common sense

Cuz it’s a nunber
Why did everyone forgot the 0
Bro
He said why there’s 3 numbs between 1-5 and 4 between 5-10 cuz it’s so called asymmetrical
You said 5 isn’t the middle itself
I think you both got it off because 0 is a number that is integrated into mahh to
But it’s the wrong way to look at it
you shift the math one step further, that’s why it’s asymmetrical
It’s like adding one number to a prime number, it won’t be one anymore
Anyways 0123456789 is the correct way to look at it, if
But if it’s 1-10 then it would be like, 5.5, if
Anyways yeah, useless yapping
Thanks

