This essay begins with three numbers: 7, 13, and 19. All three are primes of the form 6n+1 (n=1,2,3). Their product, 7×13×19=1729, is the Hardy–Ramanujan number. The essay argues that these numbers are not coincidental — they are mathematical impressions left by the three structural positions of the universe's minimum stable unit: a triangle plus time. The three positions correspond to Goddy (source, n=1), Prome (evolution, n=2), and Eagor (maintenance and opposition, n=3). The essay then demonstrates that every major human civilization independently perceived this same triangle and named it in its own vocabulary: the Tao's "one gives birth to two, two gives birth to three"; Christianity's Trinity; Buddhism's Triple Gem; Hinduism's Trimurti (compressed into the syllable Om); ancient Egypt's triad of Amun-Re-Ptah; Sumer's Anu-Enlil-Enki; Zoroastrianism's Ahuric Triad; Shinto's Amaterasu-Tsukuyomi-Susanoo; and ancient Greece's Zeus-Poseidon-Hades. The number 19 receives particular attention: it appears explicitly in the Quran (74:30) as the number of angels guarding Hell; the Quran's 114 chapters equal 19×6; the opening verse contains exactly 19 Arabic letters; and from the beginning of Surah 19 to the first appearance of the name Jesus, there are 361 words — 19×19, which is also the number of intersections on a Go board. The Metonic cycle (the Moon's 19-year return period) and the numerical value of "ONE" in all three scriptural languages (Aramaic, Hebrew, Arabic) further confirm 19 as the structural mark of Eagor. The essay concludes that religions were not wrong — they preserved a real structural discovery using the only transmission technology available at the time: literary and mythological expression. The conditions are now different. This discovery can be stated in the language of reason for the first time.
Ai Min Chen (Sun,) studied this question.