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user 57210
A puzzle in which the hidden pattern behind a given sequence of numbers (and, often, the next term) is to be found. Use with [sequence]
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Haters will say 28 June
Possible solution. I do not have very much basis to give this answer, but I thought I would throw it out there.
Sorry if this is incorrect.
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The Legend of Four
As far as I know, all numbers have a root of 4. What I mean by this is as follows:
Starting with any number, for example 384, I take the number of letters in that number. Then I repeat this process u …
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