Have a guess at this.

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  1. Jay

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    its

    2 to the power of 64 minus 1. Which is a very big number.
     
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    Which is what Airy said. Doh
     
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    RE: Which is what Airy said. Doh

    Are you too lazy to work it out?
    My abacus took some right hammer on this one.
     
  5. Gue

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    All knowledge is here.

    Well done dudes.

    Over 584 billion years! Couldn't get me head round that.
     
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    RE: All knowledge is here.

    Chalk another victory up to google and windows calculator in scientific mode!
     
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    Were you watching digital tv last night

    It was on some maths quiz program.

    Dead easy actually, and so is one where add an extra ring. Got them both well before people on show
     
  8. Gue

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    I love it when that happens.

    It's a great programme. Immensely satisfying to beat them to the solution.
     
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    Tower of Hanoi gone crazy

    The smaller versions of this are used as psychological tests, they are a reliable predictor of inhibition because often the solution involves making moves that seem counter-intuitive. People who lack inhibition, including patients with violent mental disorders, are unable to stop themselves making seemingly more obvious but incorrect moves. Interesting eh.
    This is an elaborate ruse to hide the fact that I am cr@p at maths so I didn't know the answer.
     

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