Numbers, xkcd, and 2048

 

I have always loved numbers -- I'm not talking about mathematics, in particular, although I liked that quite well too. I'm talking about how numbers relate to one another, how they are connected, how they combine to make new numbers. So, when a game like threes (or drop 7) comes along, I'm hooked.

One thing always bothered me about threes though, the computer geek in me wanted it to be twos. Of course, such a thing already exists and it's called 2048. Excuse me now, I need to go and play another round of 2048...