Great intuition! I recommend investigating further, you'll find the perfect number theorems by Euclid and Mersenne Primes as the tools that will carry you. I also encourage you to check out deficient, abundant, and our perfect numbers for this. “The natural numbers were first classified as either deficient, perfect or abundant by Nicomachus in his Introductio Arithmetica (circa 100).” (from Wikipedia) You'll find you are correct, all even perfect numbers besides 6 will reduce to a digital root of 1. Now, if only we could prove that Mersenne Primes are infinite, and that no odd perfect numbers exist; then we'd have an infinite generator of perfect numbers!

Thank you very much appreciated! Just sharing my interests :]

Thank you! sorry for the mistake! The codices shown are all Mexica in origin, but it is unfortunate that I said Maya in the beginning as a wrong reference to the Mexica one. I appreciate it :]

Fuzzy Trex no it’s ok I’m learning a lot from your video as well it’s all about knowledge 🙌🏼

​@@fuzzytrex667why 18 here

Stutter Studios Thank you so much! So interesting to look into, and all just the tip of the iceberg. I heavily recommend the collections of primary sources, crazy to read what some people wrote down.

nvm i see them at the end thank you

@@michaelmuro4475 Of course my friend! let me know if you'd like any more to read, check out the Luther and Medicine video I made for Plague discussion following the Black Death. Thanks for watching :]

@@fuzzytrex667 just seeing your other video that you recommended nice video I'm actually writing my senior thesis on the black death in the impacts in the Catholic Church how it led to the Protestant Reformation

@@michaelmuro4475 Aweosme! Definitely check out the same sources I used, Aberths Black Death is a good collection of primary sources.. but remember, always be critical of your own statement. Prove to yourself until you can't any longer that this disease has enough influence on groups of people to eventually over 150+ years later to cause a schism in the religion that dominates an entire continent. :]

@@fuzzytrex667 yeah bro thank if I need any help I'll make sure to hit you up you seem like you have a good grasp of the subject

Green Rabbit Thank you for taking a look! Thankfully there’s plenty of time to keep sketching and improving, just received a book on the sketches of lesser-known 16th century German artists, so I’ll be sure to share that with everyone as well!

@@fuzzytrex667 that sounds like a cool book. Looking forward to more posts 👍😎

Thanks for taking the time to check it out! Feel free to message me, I'm always down for extra motivation to do more!

@@fuzzytrex667 sure thing 👍🏼 😄

@@riekertwesselsart I have a discord linked in my about page, check it out I'm interested to figure out some sort of collaboration, just to keep each other producing y'know