Anglave sent me that.
Origins of the word two.
I noticed no Scots-Gaelic, and postulated that Scots can't count. There's One then Many in their numbering "system".
Then it hit me...
"E Pluribus Unum" translated "One from Many".
The founders had a high percentage of masons...
Scottish Rite is a large branch of masonry...
Many is Scots-Gaelic for any number more than two...
We're on the other side of the looking glass now!
Try the chemtrails, tip your stewardess.