team mgd I think there is still meaning though, that it came to 12 before breaking it down, and your favourite number is 12. That seems special to me.

Hi T Cobbyours would be (1 + 1 ) + (1 + 6) + (1 + 9 + 9 + 2)

= 2 + 7 + 21 (add 2 + 1)

= 9 + 3

= 12 (add 1 + 2)

= 3 

so, your life path number would also be 3

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The life path numbers are 1 single digit - you keep adding your numbers together until you have 1 digit. So when you get to 12, you add the 1 + 2 together to have 3 as your life path number. If you have 10, you add 1 +0 together to get 1. The only time you don't add numbers together is when you have numbers like 11, 22, 33, which have their own meanings.  It's quite interesting to learn about. You can search life path numbers and read about each number.  There are tons of pages on this topic. Here is a sample where you can read about the traits of the different numbets: https://www.numerology.com/articles/your-numerology-chart/life-path-number-meanings/

11 (and so is my full name)

Thanks! There is so much that could be done with mini communities. People helping each other in the network, and finding ways to help the community. People can learn who has what gifts, skills, to help each other. It can be a place for bartering, supporting each other if the government isn’t able to help. And the mini communities can connect with nearby mini communities if/when needed for bigger projects.

To me, Unifyd is a spiritual community. It’s a place where we can find like-minded individuals who are on the same path. It’s a place that welcomes everyone, that is open to and welcomes new ideas. It’s a place that brings thought provoking ideas and introduces new concepts. It would be great to see mini communities grow from this, where people in the same area can connect and form networks. I think as we move forward, our networks will become more important than ever.

I’m GTA (greater Toronto area), and have been here since before this app launched! Love the community. Welcome to all the newbies!

In theory I like the idea, but not with the possibility they can be remotely controlled. I also don’t like their reliance on the power grid, which has supply issues when there is too much demand. Also, with the current battery, they aren’t good for days-long road trips.

All water, but wind for the last question