It is our duty to keep track of how we count.

It's not that we don't have time, it's not that we don't have the motivation. It's that we don't understand that this is our duty as worldbuilders, as storytellers, as creators of entire worlds.<br><br>If we don't keep track of how we count, we risk losing everything. We risk losing the details that make the world feel alive and real. We risk losing the threads that hold the story together.<br><br>It's not just a matter of consistency, it's a matter of coherence. It's a matter of making sure that every detail, every word, every line of code, every brushstroke, every beat of the drum, every thread of the fabric, every drop of blood, every tear, every word, every line, every beat, every... every... EVERYTHING IS CONNECTED.<br><br>We must keep track of how we count because the world is complex, and it's full of details that matter. We must keep track because the world is vast, and it's full of threads that are waiting to be woven together. We must keep track because the world is our duty, and it's our duty to keep it alive, to keep it real, to keep it connected.<br><br>So let us take up the challenge. Let us rise to the occasion. Let us keep track of how we count. Let us keep track of how we measure time. Let us keep track of how we count distance. Let us keep track of how we calculate gravity. Let us keep track of how we determine probability. Let us keep track of how we calculate causality.<br><br>Let us keep track of how we count because the world is our duty. And when we are gone, and the world remains, let us hope that they will continue to keep track of how they count.