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Pythagoras said that all things are numbers. Because the characteristics of an atom can be described in numbers, any substance can be expressed as a combination of these numbers.

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Pythagoras did not specifically discuss atoms, as the concept of the atom was developed by later philosophers like Democritus. Pythagoras focused on geometry, mathematics, and the concept of numbers as the essence of reality.

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