…six!
Don't believe me? Look at the statistics:(Number of google results per digit8,620,000,000 - 17,440,000,000 - 26,940,000,000 - 35,900,000,000 - 46,280,000,000 - 5368,000,000 - 64,900,000,000 - 75,030,000,000 - 84,630,000,000 - 94,060,000,000 - 0As you can see, six is much less common than any other number less than ten.Purple is the least-common color - closely followed by British grey and American gray.343,000,000 - yellow668,000,000 - red581,000,000 - blue471,000,000 - green111,000,000 - purple274,000,000 - orange718,000,000 - black717,000,000 - white136,000,000 - grey147,000,000 - grayThus, if you want to be unique… say "six purple-grey things" a lot.Even more disturbing facts dept:E is not the most common letter anymore. Whereas E has 258,000,000 results on Google, the letter A has 6,720,000,000; I has 3,580,000,000; O has 2,340,000,000; and U has 1,110,000,000.Progress-o-meter: I've been working on speeding up the overworld map when there are 35+ cities on the map. I have been successful.
A is only more common than e becuase "A" is the indefinate article in English. It almost impossible to write a paragraph without using the word "A". Also, I think that any time you search for a number, and the number of results contains that number, then it should generate an infinite loop as it refers back to itself in the search, thereby destroying the internet.
I do not see the word one digit number…
Nice :)
you got pawned omicron 1
Gotta love statistics :p
Quoted directly from topic: "results per digit"
What on earth are you talking about "most-occuring number" for? Didn't I already say these were the least-occuring numbers?