Hey folks, welcome to the 313th, I think, Dark Horse podcast live stream with me,

Dr. Brett Weinstein, you, Dr. Heather Hying.

Before you show anything about content.

Yeah.

313.

313. It's got to be prime. It's so Yeah. 313. 313.

It's got to be prime.

It's so prime.

It is the second of the twin primes 311, 313.

We talked about 311, two episodes ago, as you would expect.

Again, this is from one of our locals members who pointed out to me that 313 is 311.

Was it permutable prime remember that

where you can move any of the digits around in any order you want and all resulting numbers

131 113 etc are prime 313 is not permutable but it's palindromic true not just in decimal

but also in binary all right folks so the lesson for you is welcome to prime time and this prime episode of the Dark Horse podcast. 1001-1-1-001. That's 313 in binary. Of course it is. A palindrum. I had to look. Yeah. But I mean, I just think that's great.

Also a palindrome.

Yeah, that's amazing. So you weren't even listening. No, I was. Like moving straight ahead. No, it's not like that. It takes a palindrome in both vessel and binary. It takes time to catch up the cycles, the bandwidth being divided across things. In any case, we are in this episode going to, of course, talk about the developing story

around the massive dump of Epstein files.

It is not going to be a discussion that you have heard elsewhere. Among other things,

I am going to describe why, quite apart from any evidence that has emerged here or previously,

I believe we can surmise. It is likely that Epstein survived his apparent suicide and may well still be alive somewhere.

So that's not based on the evidence.

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