One denotes not only one but also others. What is your opinion?

Answer 1

http://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/hegel/works/sl/slessenc.htm#SL118n

The act of knowing a difference is the act of knowing similarity in that all things are things in their selves and have thereof identity, i.e.e.g. a=a is the logical statement for that concept, and, as matter of course, human language in general has a much greater logical vocabulary for denoting in description what a thing is and is not and similar to other and not similar to other.

Answer 2

Yes it does. One could represent the number one, but yet, it also represents individual(s) or as a whole. Such as:

"One may take this simple answer in a wrong way, because there could be more than one answer to this question."

It all depends how One, interprets the question, let alone, the answers.

Answer 3

Technichally speaking yes, one is a pronoun that can be used as a vague reference to anyone. In oneness, it can represent everything, collectively.

Answer 4

Absolutely, like if u look at matter, say water , it could also be vapor form , like fog, or solid, like ice . Much like the Trinity was explained 2 me.

Answer 5

No opinion, if I knew what you are asking, I be glad to answer you.