Artistbrain
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I'm curious to know the smallest number of traits in a person that proves that they are statistically unique. That they are different than anyone else. I love mathematicians not math. Thanks
Hi Artistbrain. My first thought was, "That's a whopper of a question". My next thoughts are mostly questions, not that I expect you can answer them all. (I can't.)smallest number of traits [that proves a person is] statistically unique … different than anyone else
Hi. If we include human experience coupled with respective 'when' and 'where', then I don't think we need a formula to answer your question. I'm confident that every human has experienced at least one event at a specific time and location that nobody else has. Hence, we are all unique based on that single experience.every human trait then every human experience, then every response, laid upon the who, what, when, where, and why of each individual is the formula
I believe that's true, on one side of the coin (because the show must go on). But on the other side, all things are the same (the show).each person is wonderfully unique