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2005-10-06, 00:00
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Jun 2003
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All odd numbers are prime
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2005-10-06, 00:19
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Jan 2005
Transdniestr
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"9 is latently prime".
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2005-10-07, 17:49
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Bronze Medalist
Jan 2004
Mumbai,India
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All odd numbers are prime.
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 Excellent site Citrix! Thats what I was exactly looking for - how to spot the flaw in the paradox/proof. I hope to incorporate these points in a book I hope to publish.No matter. I have a few paradox's which are more subtle and I intend to post them soon. Mally 
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2005-10-15, 00:47
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Just give me a free copy of your book when you publish it. 
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2005-10-15, 08:18
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Bronze Medalist
Jan 2004
Mumbai,India
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All odd numbers are prime.
 I certainly will. I will also acknowledge you and send you a copy.Thank you Citrix Mally
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2010-04-05, 21:34
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Really nice, and funny!
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