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say two, instantly you say three, you don't instantly say four there's a little delay and it goes on and that's like 25, you'd never get that instantly.
But the moment that you start to actually have to count rather than something where it is subitized is four. So why is this interesting? It's interesting culturally.
So this is contemporary Chinese, ancient India, and ancient Rome. Because one, two, and three we instantly see without counting it's one, two, or three they're perfectly good as symbols.
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