
Passage: When a musicologist bought a cell phone number in a communications store, he found that one number was more than half cheaper than the others and asked the clerk, "Why is this?" The clerk said, "this number is not good." It turns out that the Mantissa of this number is 1414, and many people taboo its homophonic "death to death". But when the musicologist opened his mouth to sing, it was indeed 1414, and the homonym was "du Fa du Fa". He was very happy to buy this number.
Question: If the above statement is true, which of the following options cannot be supported?
A. A.It is foolish to be taboo or receptive to the meaning implied by the homonym of numbers.
B. B.The meaning implied by digital homophones can affect the behavior of buying numbers.
C. C.People can attach different ideas to the same number.
D. D.The meaning implied by the number and its homophones is not unique.
Answer: