>>13758565I explained it poorly. Let me try to explain what I mean more rigorously
What I mean is that it feels to me (again intuitively) as if no other number besides prime numbers actually exist. And all other numbers beside prime numbers are merely sets of prime numbers combined and the only reason we have "6" is to denote 2*3 which are the sets {2,2,2} or {3,3} and since we don't count 1 as prime we can forget {1,5} for now.
Yeah I know this is very likely to be wrong and probably just taking the "Every non-prime can be broken up in primes" to its extreme of thinking every non-prime number not being a real number and merely a composite number made up of primes at all times.
