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Voices vigorous support for second Amendment. One's right to defend onesself and to own arms.
Think? If RR of Hollywood was armed, maybe the knife wouldn't have been enough to kill both parents?
Continue with POTUS DJ Trump's accomplishments for first year ending in a month. For the New Year's roundup
There's moar I know.
tyb
To everybody who toughed it out, with loyalty
Good times are on their way.
I thank God for this day.
ckt
What is it about 17? Is it a prime number? I've noticed strange coinkydinks around 237.
Ben Franklin is said to have visited Stonehenge, back before it was restored in the 20th c.
trying to block info?
speed of Saturn per what?
https://x.com/TomFitton/status/2001343822328901772
all hands on Deck, Crooks trying to sneak through Obamacare extension.
237 is a composit number, sum of two primes. Nothing noteworthy about 732 except it's the reverse of 237
Saturn around the Sun is approximately 9.69 km/s (kilometers per second), often rounded or emphasized as 9.69.
It might be a stretch to realate that to Saturn.
237 is the number of the room in "The Shining" linked to child sex.
Emirps (Primes that remain prime when digits are reversed)
13 → reverse 31 (both prime)
17 → 71
37 → 73
71 → 17
79 → 97
107 → 701
113 → 311
149 → 941
157 → 751
167 → 761
179 → 971
199 → 991
311 → 113
337 → 733
347 → 743
359 → 953
389 → 983
for some number fun.
If you want to have an excuse to look up (sample some q posts)
We're literally supposed to read the whole series every day.
OOOps.
Strobogrammatic Primes (Primes that look the same when rotated 180 degrees)These use only the digits 0, 1, 6, 8, 9, and the whole number reads as a (different or same) prime when flipped upside-down.11 (reads as 11)
101 (reads as 101)
131 (reads as 131)
151 (reads as 151)
181 (reads as 181)
313 (reads as 313)
353 (reads as 353)
373 (reads as 373)
383 (reads as 383)
727 (reads as 727)
Palindromic Primes (Primes that read the same forwards and backwards)These are the same forwards and backwards, regardless of rotation.11
101
131
151
181
191
313
353
373
383
727
757
787
797
919
Just the First Few Small Primes (for reference)2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53, 59, 61, 67, 71
Twin primes are pairs of prime numbers that differ by exactly 2. (Note: The pair (2, 3) is sometimes excluded because the difference is 1, but most lists start with (3, 5).)Here are some examples, starting with the smallest ones:(3, 5)
(5, 7)
(11, 13)
(17, 19)
(29, 31)
(41, 43)
(59, 61)
(71, 73)
(101, 103)
(107, 109)
(137, 139)
(149, 151)
(179, 181)
(191, 193)
(197, 199)
(227, 229)
(239, 241)
(269, 271)
(281, 283)
(311, 313)
(347, 349)
(419, 421)
(431, 433)
(461, 463)
(521, 523)
(569, 571)
(599, 601)
(617, 619)
(641, 643)
(659, 661)
(809, 811)
(821, 823)
(827, 829)
(857, 859)
(881, 883)