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For the last few years I have been studying binary.  So far, I have found nothing worth having.  Hence i am sharing with you.

Have you considered binary?  If so, why haven"t you said something?

Anyway let us begin.  Take any number set you wish.  Say, 6-17-28-35-39 for instance.   Put all five numbers together like this.  617,283,539.   Now find the binary of that number.

What do you see?  You should see  30 digits of 0's and 1's enough to give you a stroke.  But there are 30 digits.  Now do this for every DRAWN number, determining the number of digits AND ONLY THE NUMBER OF DIGITS of the drawn numbers.

What does this mean?  Durn if I know.  But there has to be something.

Entry #44

Comments

Avatar phileight -
#1
Over the years I have looked into many different lottery related methods. A few may give a very small advantage. Most ,and I include binary in this group, waste your time.
That said I know I haven't explored every option. Maybe you or someone else will see something useful. Good luck
Avatar eddessaknight -
#2
Just an experimental response: How bouts Binary & Bendfords law re #1 ?
Avatar GASMETERGUY -
#3
If you did the work then you saw where the 30 digits number came out very often. Now what you need to do is go thru every possible combination and separate out those combinations with 30 binary digits. After you do you should see a dramatic drop in the number of possibilities
(Is possoblites misspelled?)


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