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[Miles Nordin]

>>>>> "cl" == Carlos Laviola <carlos at laviola.org> writes:

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    cl> its end."  [19 pend. Mar 10]

You just think you're too cool for school, don't you.  Well, you're
not.

This was on the secret list three weeks and four days ago.  Three plus
four is seven and seven is prime.  definitely prime.  But four minus
three is 1, and that's one of Dr. Bechlingham of Cambridge's Five Most
Important Numbers.  but five plus one is six, which has, oddly enough,
better feng shui than seven, which is also the number of days in a
week (3, 4).  Ahh, you wouldn't have expected that, hmm?  no.  very
surprising.

Most surprising of all, these numbers can all be found within the
first few digits of Pi.

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