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Re:Fun with math: Dividing one by 998001 yields a surprising... by jerfelix on Friday January 27, 2012 @07:43AM (#3518055)
> That's strange, about 998 being absent. What follows is definitely nonsense

I had to re-read what the parent poster said to get it. So I thought I'd explain what he means when he says:

> Also, "998" doesn't appear 'in sequence' (it obviously appears as 97[9 98]0 981).

He is saying 998 is missing, as others have observed. He is also saying that if you took the string of digits and did a string search for "998", you'd obviously find those digits together in other places (specifically during the sequence of 979 980 981).

You'd also find them at 799 800 801.

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