Count to 10,000!!

[Akkas]

 

1148

[Adiasporical]

1, 1², 2², 3².

1149.

[Akkas]

I curiously used a calculator, added everything and thought, huh, 15? Haha. Only then I realized they were supposed to be seperate numbers

1150

[Adiasporical]

Chuckles. Numbers are interesting, if you dig deep enough.

1151.

[Akkas]

They sure are ^^

1152

[Adiasporical]

For example, 1153 is a prime number.

[Akkas]

That's a big prime number And very coincidental that you happen to know that AND have that number... Did you secretly plan that?

1154

[Adiasporical]

Nope. I just happen to know things. And how to check certain properties.

For example, 1155 = 3 * 5 * 7 * 11, product of first four odd prime numbers.

[Akkas]

Respect.

I only know how to do easy math, like this 1:
1 + 5 = 6.

(my real math skill is above this... Just to be clear  )

[Adiasporical]

I have no doubts in this. Finding interesting patterns in numbers is no easy task.

1157.

[Akkas]

And with numbers like 1158, the double one is kind of a bummer in making it more interesting

[Adiasporical]

Well, some numbers are, indeed, more interesting than the others. But there are always some golden nuggets waiting to be found.

1159.

[Akkas]

1160

[Adiasporical]

1161.

[Sophia12]

HEY 1162, how you doin'?

[Adiasporical]

I'm fine, thanks. You?
1163.

[vysethethird]

Nintendo 1164.

[Akkas]

1165

[Adiasporical]

1166.

[Akkas]

1167

[Adiasporical]

1168.

[Akkas]

1169

[Adiasporical]

1170.

[Akkas]

1171

[Adiasporical]

1172.