FILÉ is an ocean planet, completely covered by water.  The gill-breathing Filéans constantly follow its currents in peace.  They are ostensibly ruled by a hereditary king, whose laws are absolutely obeyed by everyone on the entire planet.  The only laws which are seen as fit for the king to proclaim, however, are the laws of mathematics.  So no one may claim that 2 + 2 = 5, for example, but other than that everyone is free to do as they wish.  Mathemeticians on Filé keep busy in proving new laws for the king to enforce, but their society is otherwise decadent.  They have never heard of Kurt Friedrich Gödel.

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5/3 '22 3 Comments
It's perfectly legal to claim that one is the loneliest number.

"Two can be as bad as one" once got a minstrel in hot water, until he added a surprisingly moving line about multiplying by zero.
What about for very large values of 2? Wouldn't two of those 2 make almost 5?
Although there are true statements that cannot be proven, there may yet be an infinite number of true statements that can be proven. There is hope yet for the mathematicians of Filé, even once they catch wind of Gödel.