Allow me to clarify 7 billion is the commonly accepted number that however is not true.

This is going to get a little better so if I become unclear I apologize in advance.

Have you ever noticed how people can kind of resemble one another without being identical, despite sharing no genetic lineage?

That's because they're only a couple of dozen templates of features humans are based off of.

Those templates are recycled in every possible permutation.

At any given time there are no more than two million people in the world.

It goes hand-in-hand with the idea that if you and I are in the same room and I am observing you and you are we both exist however the minute you guys get that room you cease to exist as I cease to exist for you.

Think of video games and loading screens that is a great metaphor for perception and existence

You can see this during this "crisis".



There's "live updates" for how busy stores are yet I have rocked up to a shop that said it was "very busy" on the counter but no one there. So you think OK a reporting error? You spend an hour there and check it again and it's gone up even busier now it says "extremely busy" yet still no one there. Got to keep the illusion of sharing the world with people who don't really exist.

I feel like it would be impossible to hold stock for so many different people in so many different sizes take clothing for example. I used to watch M&S unload and there would be a small box van every week yet they say hundreds of thousands of people shop there daily?

How much is this templates vs cloning, and are there any tells?