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I am starting to believe in the number 23 again
That really is strange, from single digit numbers it suddenly goes to 23 :O ?! John Nash had paranoid schizophrenia ,doesn't that explain it?
Fact is when you start looking for things you tend to find things :L What scared me is that historical events and facts have the number all over them for example, 23 is the first prime number, ,a Manchester city player died while wearing a jersey with the number 23, each parent has 23 chromosomes, Shakespeare was born on the 23rd April and died on the 23rd April, the letter W has 2 points going down and 3 points going up and it is the 23rd letter of the alphabet and look on your keyboard the number 23 is right above W, the titanic sank on the 4/15/1912 4+1+5+1+9+1+2= 23, the tilt of the earths axis is roughly 23 degrees, the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima was dropped at 08:15 am 8+15=23 and the list could go on... But once again this is all coincidence