Mark Skousen, Enterpriser

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Say what you will about Mark Skousen, he's a showman. He came into our office today and handed me a business card talking about Freedom Fest. It's going to be in Vegas on 7-7-7, will feature 77 speakers, and will have over 777 attendees (according to the card). I think it's catchy.

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  1. Wabulon3:51 PM

    7 = 7
    77 = 7 x 11
    777 = 3 x 7 x 37 (!)
    7777 = 7 x 11 x 101
    77777 = 7 x 41 x 271

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  2. gcallah1:39 PM

    All primes, yes?

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  3. Wabulon4:21 PM

    If you mean the multiplicands on the righthand side of the comment above yours: Yes.

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