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Jan
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17th
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2006
02:19 pm
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For a quick moment, I thought I was just fascinated by primes, but I guess I just like numbers.
A lot.
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Mmmm, sounds like an excellent idea to me!
Over the weekend, I caught a bit of Nova, and one of the pieces dealt with primes and how they tend to stick together after one gets to a certain number. It was very interesting stuff.
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Over the weekend, I caught a bit of Nova, and one of the pieces dealt with primes and how they tend to stick together after one gets to a certain number. It was very interesting stuff.