From one to many

43. How is the success of a launch measured?
Metrics can be measured. Lasting success is beyond measure.
E.g. The birth of a child, a planet, a star, a galaxy or the universe.

44. What metrics matter?
Depends on the product. One is the number of smiles in a lifetime.
E.g. The fond memories with friends from childhood while growing up.

45. What role do numbers play?
Counting is a way to understand the universe. No counts capture feelings.
E.g. The countless moments of meeting someone special.

46. Are some numeric relationships more important?
That of nothing to everything is the end, the beginning and all things in between.
E.g. The circle of life has an unending ratio in the decimal system.

47. Are some numbers more important?
Those signifying nothing, something and everything are irreplaceable.
E.g. Life reimagined with 0, 1 and infinity.

48. How do numbers work with science?
Science observes. Numbers count. Imagination is bound by neither.
E.g. The speed to travel through universe's fabric across stars.

49. How should maths apply to product success?
Relatively more than absolutely, with numerical integrity in prime numbers.
E.g. The seven that lead to the seven more in the true north.