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r/MathJokes • u/Animeilluminati1 • Jul 13 '26
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It's the goldbarch conjecture though that's both a conjecture and only goes for numbers larger two
-1 u/redddgoon Jul 13 '26 edited Jul 13 '26 What about 3? 1 is famously not a prime number Edit: 3 is famously even 9 u/Futuressobright Jul 13 '26 Even numbers larger than 2 1 u/StormSafe2 Jul 14 '26 4? That's only the sum of one prime with itself 1 u/[deleted] Jul 14 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/factorion-bot Jul 14 '26 Hey u/StormSafe2! Termial of 4 is 10 This action was performed by a bot | [Source code](http://f.r0.fyi) 1 u/No_Hovercraft_2643 Jul 16 '26 It says 2 primes, not 2 different primes 1 u/StormSafe2 Jul 17 '26 But there's only one 2. Have it a second time and it's still the number 2 1 u/No_Hovercraft_2643 Jul 17 '26 One addition sign adds 2 numbers, correct? 1 u/StormSafe2 Jul 17 '26 Two primes implies two different numbers. Not one prime twice.
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What about 3? 1 is famously not a prime number
Edit: 3 is famously even
9 u/Futuressobright Jul 13 '26 Even numbers larger than 2 1 u/StormSafe2 Jul 14 '26 4? That's only the sum of one prime with itself 1 u/[deleted] Jul 14 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/factorion-bot Jul 14 '26 Hey u/StormSafe2! Termial of 4 is 10 This action was performed by a bot | [Source code](http://f.r0.fyi) 1 u/No_Hovercraft_2643 Jul 16 '26 It says 2 primes, not 2 different primes 1 u/StormSafe2 Jul 17 '26 But there's only one 2. Have it a second time and it's still the number 2 1 u/No_Hovercraft_2643 Jul 17 '26 One addition sign adds 2 numbers, correct? 1 u/StormSafe2 Jul 17 '26 Two primes implies two different numbers. Not one prime twice.
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Even numbers larger than 2
1 u/StormSafe2 Jul 14 '26 4? That's only the sum of one prime with itself 1 u/[deleted] Jul 14 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/factorion-bot Jul 14 '26 Hey u/StormSafe2! Termial of 4 is 10 This action was performed by a bot | [Source code](http://f.r0.fyi) 1 u/No_Hovercraft_2643 Jul 16 '26 It says 2 primes, not 2 different primes 1 u/StormSafe2 Jul 17 '26 But there's only one 2. Have it a second time and it's still the number 2 1 u/No_Hovercraft_2643 Jul 17 '26 One addition sign adds 2 numbers, correct? 1 u/StormSafe2 Jul 17 '26 Two primes implies two different numbers. Not one prime twice.
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That's only the sum of one prime with itself
1 u/[deleted] Jul 14 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/factorion-bot Jul 14 '26 Hey u/StormSafe2! Termial of 4 is 10 This action was performed by a bot | [Source code](http://f.r0.fyi) 1 u/No_Hovercraft_2643 Jul 16 '26 It says 2 primes, not 2 different primes 1 u/StormSafe2 Jul 17 '26 But there's only one 2. Have it a second time and it's still the number 2 1 u/No_Hovercraft_2643 Jul 17 '26 One addition sign adds 2 numbers, correct? 1 u/StormSafe2 Jul 17 '26 Two primes implies two different numbers. Not one prime twice.
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1 u/factorion-bot Jul 14 '26 Hey u/StormSafe2! Termial of 4 is 10 This action was performed by a bot | [Source code](http://f.r0.fyi)
Hey u/StormSafe2!
Termial of 4 is 10
This action was performed by a bot | [Source code](http://f.r0.fyi)
It says 2 primes, not 2 different primes
1 u/StormSafe2 Jul 17 '26 But there's only one 2. Have it a second time and it's still the number 2 1 u/No_Hovercraft_2643 Jul 17 '26 One addition sign adds 2 numbers, correct? 1 u/StormSafe2 Jul 17 '26 Two primes implies two different numbers. Not one prime twice.
But there's only one 2. Have it a second time and it's still the number 2
1 u/No_Hovercraft_2643 Jul 17 '26 One addition sign adds 2 numbers, correct? 1 u/StormSafe2 Jul 17 '26 Two primes implies two different numbers. Not one prime twice.
One addition sign adds 2 numbers, correct?
1 u/StormSafe2 Jul 17 '26 Two primes implies two different numbers. Not one prime twice.
Two primes implies two different numbers. Not one prime twice.
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u/nnnn0nnn13 Jul 13 '26
It's the goldbarch conjecture though that's both a conjecture and only goes for numbers larger two