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@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ episteme: :speculation
 
 Just realized something listening to a [Bhikkhu Bodhi talk][Bodhi talk].
 
-Theravada Buddhism has a fundamental Big World cosmology, a multiverse full with an enormous numbers of worlds, existing for enormous time periods, all condemned to suffering until a Buddha arises and liberates that particular world (or rather, only a small subset of it).
+Theravada Buddhism has a fundamental Big World cosmology, a multiverse full with an enormous number of worlds, existing for enormous time periods, all condemned to suffering until a Buddha arises and liberates that particular world (or rather, only a small subset of it).
 
 Previously, I thought that's just a weird bit of mythology, or a claim to authenticity (we go back to the rare Buddha, you don't) dressed up in sci-fi terms. But I'm getting the impression it's weirder than that.