here's a thought about points.
in a line there are infinite points and so is in space.
does it mean we should deduct that a line is a space?
i think not because in space there are lines and because in lines there are infinite points so does space.
from this space isnt a line but is composed of it.
i hope my reasoning isnt fallsed.
now lets try:
2n+1>5
n>2
(2n+1)^2-25/8
(2n+1+5)*(2n+1-5)/8
(2n+6)*(2n-4)/8
now n is an even number greater than 2 and 2n+6 and 2n-4 are also even numbers and their multiplication is also even when you divide even by even you get an integer from this the number given is diviseable by 8.
no, gravitons (which havent yet been detected) are not electrons.
they arent even in the same group of family graviton should be a boson and electron is a fermion.
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