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Old 2018-12-01, 01:29   #23
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2,3,4,7,8,12,19,22,36,46,51,67,79,215,359,394,451,1323,2131,3336,3371,6231,19179=9*2131,39699,51456,56238,69660,75894,79798,92020,174968, 176006,181015,285019,331259,360787,366770,...,541456


these are the exponents found with Pfwg leading to a prime...look at them...if they are random, I am superman!
What does "not random" mean to you? I asked you to provide a prediction; you cannot. If you also cannot define any pattern they follow, I see no difference between your claim that they're not random and my claim that you're utterly clueless about what "random" is.

Numerology is not math.
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Old 2018-12-02, 16:26   #24
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if i would rent some package from ec2 amazon virtual machine, do you think that i can reach exponent 1 million? I mean pg(10^6)?
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