Future Proof that 1 is a prime number.

 I'm not writing it right now... but it bothers me people think 1 isn't a prime number.


In physics, you can't simply pop a 1 into existance from nothing.  This isn't mathematics where you can just say shit.


If you have a 1... it had to have come from somewhere.  

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