What is the philosophical significance of prime numbers and how to explain the existence of prime numbers from a philosophical point of view?

There are infinite prime numbers, also called prime numbers. The definition of prime number is a number with no other factors except 1 and itself among natural numbers greater than 1.

The concept of "the philosophical meaning of prime numbers" itself is pseudo-philosophy.

Philosophy (English: philosophy, from Greek: φ ι λ ο σ ο φ? α), according to the etymology, means "love wisdom". In academic circles, there is no universally accepted definition of the word philosophy, and it is impossible to foresee the possibility of reaching an agreed definition. As far as western academic history is concerned, philosophy is a concept that studies and involves some problems. In the early days, philosophy gave birth to science. Later, philosophy became a parallel discipline with science.

Philosophy can be regarded as a measure. The function of this scale is to find the essence (origin) of rationality and the relationship between self-existence and other beings in the world from the perspective of rational existence itself. It can also be understood as an illusory theory, discovering and confirming its existence. Among them, metaphysics and epistemology are two major themes in the history of philosophical development.

Philosophy is a world view with a logical system. Philosophy is the knowledge of qualitatively and logically understanding the overall change law of the universe. Science, on the other hand, understands the knowledge of all parts of the universe, that is, the quantitative change law of everything, on the basis of the qualitative and logical philosophy of the universe.

Philosophy in a broad sense is a concrete qualitative study of universal and basic problems, most of which are related to reality, existence, knowledge, value, reason, mind and language.

There was no concept of "philosophy" in the ancient East, and the word "philosophy" was introduced from the West in modern times. In daily use, "philosophy" is often confused with concepts such as secular knowledge, religious belief, domination, tactics, and the Book of Changes.