> If there were a poll asking people to pick a number between one and one hundred, I'd be willing to bet a graph of it would appear low at both end and near the middle, and that there would be 'hills' around 25 and 75. I'm also willing to bet more people would chose odd numbers than even number. I'd even go farther than that and say that if you took the number of votes for prime numbers and divided it by total numbers of primes from 1 to 100, it would be more than the total votes for non-primes divided by the total number of non-primes from 1 to 100.
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> Wes

Of course, now you've got to take into consideration that everyone who's read this will want to prove you wrong, so there will be hills at all the numbers you've said won't be there.

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