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I would say no people's ir served by celebrity worship. Its an incredible waste of resources. You are encouraging millions of children to aspire for a few thousand spots. That's why pimping and dealing is popular. You see it work in your neighbourhood

R. Kelly Se The exavt opposite is true. Athletes develope a particular skill set. Which means that other traits or ignored. Writers are more qualified than athletes. I would rather have people who think and look at the human experience. Which isn't to say all writers are intelligent nor are all athletes not. Being a celebrity doesn't bestow admirable traits on the recipient. In fact it is more likely to cause problems.

She doesn't need to be smart pretty woke the only adjective she needs to be is Fast

If there are patterns in primes. It changes encryption. and perhaps mathematics.

Different strokes

Perhaps it is interesting to them. EmirpsEdit Primes that become a different prime when their decimal digits are reversed. The name "emirp" is obtained by reversing the word "prime". 13, 17, 31, 37, 71, 73, 79, 97, 107, 113, 149, 157, 167, 179, 199, 311, 337, 347, 359, 389, 701, 709, 733, 739, 743, 751, 761, 769, 907, 937, 941,

I was wrong but Troy is more of the go to person for science and mathematics . Thanks Troy I found it because I happen to see a pattern in the first three. Which doesn't always work it gives false positives but it doesn't miss any of the numbers.

Illuminating

Would women agree? and would you care if they don't?

This is the second post I have seen about her. But the first where the focus was on her looks more than her accomplishments. Or is this an extension of the man are too sexist thread?

My mistake check my additions now they are divisible by 7. So I have not found anything.

My mistake 8,589,869,056 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256 512 1024 2048 4096 8192 16384 32768 65536

131,071 is a Mersenne prime. 8,796,090,925,056 is a perfect number. So I have found something Mathematicians and computers have missed

Which means that I have found primes and they are probably infinite.

I figured it out with pen paper and a calculator 131,071 it appears that in have also found Merseme prones that computers haven't found @Cynique @Mel Hopkins @Chevdove

I'll post two more would you like one bigger.

Here's the prime factor 131071. @Troy Can you figure out the other factors? If it is too hard I'll give you a smaller perfect number.

I like patterns and numbers I will send you a spread sheet.

It is not that easy. I will send you the factors in a day or so. Do you work with any mathematicians? I have also figured out a heuristic that may find all of the perfect numbers. Can you guess how many factors there are? I like patterns and numbers I will send you a spread sheet.

I will send you the factors to 8,796,090,925,056. Tomorrow

I have actually found all the missing ones.

I have found a a couple of perfect numbers that Mathematicians have missed. @Troy

Yes I explained how they were different to my friend. And it made sense to her. The reverse is also true. I new a set of twins who were different but had the same sign rising.

I knewill a twin their birth times were separated by ten minutes and they had different rising signs

Thank you. @harry brown