The question involves the time used to count and if the objects increase in number by themselves

The question involves counting time when objects increase by themselves.

If objects do not increase with time,

Answer: Always.

If objects increase with time,

Answer: Never. One plus one is always more than two.

Examples:

One bacterium plus one bacterium equals much more than two bacteria…even if you count very quickly!

One "share a toy" plus one "share a toy" equals more than two shares… eventually.

Give yourself to love, and love will come to you.

Mathematics: Rule of Seventy, Natural Logs, e.