The quick answer is yes, but the correct answer is No!
1 + 1 could be 11. Some might argue that this is a tricky answer. If it is, you are only looking at the question one way.
But 1 + 1 could (and does) equal 1.
One sperm plus one egg becomes one embryo.
Thus, 1 + 1 equals 1.
My point: You can, and should, view things in different ways.
Eli Whitney looked at how seeds were removed from cotton in reverse. He invented a clawed tool to remove cotton from seeds. Simple, yes, but this invention made cotton a profitable cash crop.
The way we look at things explains the magic that futurists often bring to a subject.
Can you turn a negative into a positive? Are there more colors than black and white?
Certainly.
So, the answer to my question is that sometimes 1 + 1 can be other than 2. You only need to apply imagination and…think.
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Also, 1 + 1 = 10 in binary. 😏