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Buffalo_Ken's avatar

You never know for sure - there is always uncertainty.

Can we please agree on that - cause I can prove it if need be - I already have.

However, there are some things such as the number of possibilities in this end of year puzzle that I know have a finite solution....a fixed whole number is the solution to this puzzle and I'm gonna get to it cause the methodology is established and tis just a matter of going through the mechanics to get to the final number of shapes can be made discrete 2-dimensionally with six (6) hexagon pieces connected.

Tis sort of a mystery what the possibilities are, but with four hexagons there are seven shapes discrete and with five hexagons there are twenty-three for heaven's sake. With six I'm thinking the number will be close to 100, and I'm hoping it will be prime, but it will be what it is and I'll get there - or somebody else will if I don't - one way or the other!

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PROTECT & SURVIVE's avatar

You lost me - and I am busy getting setled in Simons Town good buddy and I missed today's post but it's up tomoorow - sorry about that! Moving overseas is a CPA nightmare but Plan 'B' came through 100% - ALL GOOD NOW!

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