A very Interesting Number Constant

Yes, the number is equal to 6.
What makes the number 6 so great? Watch the video. Sure, 666 is the devils number. Sure, D-day happened on June 6th, but mathematically 6 is a very special number!
And I DO realize that mathematical constants are generally irrational numbers and therefore hard to memorize. I know 6 is not a mathematical constant. 6 is not my favorite number either, it's 0 which has way more properties, and the main thing is that 0 is the origin of the universe (because there was NOTHING before the big bang).
If you know other cool things about the number 6, feel free to post them in the comments below. If I get enough comments, I might make another video about the number 6.
By the way, I am aware of the fact that most of these properties branch off of one of them. I don't need to be told that, but I still like it.

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[laremere]

Almost everything you said stems off the same 2d geometry property.  Also, the factors of six are 1, 2, 3, and 6 itself.

[anticorncob6]

@laremere I know it's prettymuch the same property, but I still like it. The PROPER DIVISORS of 6 are 1, 2, and 3 (not 6 itself). I simply chose not to say "not including the number itself" because for one, people can figure it out for themselves, and two, it makes sentences a bit lengthy.

[z0tx]

Gay voice

[anticorncob6]

@z0tx My real voice is nothing like my camera voice, and believe me, I am embarrassed by it.

[honorvirtutis]

@anticorncob6 Don't be embarrassed, I thought it was a great presentation. Keep doing your thing, ignore lame comments.

[anticorncob6]

@honorvirtutis Thank-you.

[velhaimbiriba]

WTF. "666 exibições". O.o

[anticorncob6]

@z0tx I realized that.

[z0tx]

You basically mentioned the same idea throughout the entire video

[benjaminbezemer]

Cool