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samthing new in the world of primes :

,,every thwins generate a new prime" - more understandably - than we assum the members of a twin prime +/- 1 we get always one prime number - for example 5+7=12 +/- 1 = 11-13 so this is twin too - 2. example : 11+13=24 +/-1 = 25 - 23 so 23 is prime - opinion please !!!

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anonymous
samthing new in the world of primes :

,,every thwins generate a new prime" - more understandably - than we assum the members of a twin prime +/- 1 we get always one prime number - for example 5+7=12 +/- 1 = 11-13 so this is twin too - 2. example : 11+13=24 +/-1 = 25 - 23 so 23 is prime - opinion please !!!
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all primes are of the form 6n±1 since by exhaustion:

6n+2=2(3n+1)
6n+3=3(2n+1)
6n+4=2(3n+2)
6n+6=6(n+1)


Numbers 1 or 5 mod 6 are the only numbers (greater than 2 and 3) which can be prime.
6n+1
6n+5=6(m−1)+5=6m−1


So when you add two twin primes together they're of the form:

6n−1+6n+1=12n=6(2n)
which is 1 away from another prime (usually) but not always. So your conjecture is about this but it's not true. If you learn some programming you can test your conjecture!
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thank you @Kainui and what is your opinion about i have posted before - with family tree of primes and of twins using this assum the members and multiplie by 3 +/- 1 and we get new twins - and so continue it - thank you for your answers
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why ,,anonymous" when everybody know that this is my posted question - think - about prims ???
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@ganeshie8 do you remember on this ?