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    What are the next 4 numbers? Solve it today!






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          I would say Greg is almost correct but that the actual answer is




          2112, 2222, 2332, 0000




          Because these are




          Palindromic times on a digital clock, in order (e.g, 21:12, 22:22)







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          • Ahh. Good call! Does ROT13(Zl fba Ebova) have anything to do with it?
            – Greg
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          • @Greg, not sure, can you see a connection? I thought it was just the truth.
            – hexomino
            yesterday










          • I can not. I was wondering how you made connection with the second part of you answer (thought that might be why)
            – Greg
            yesterday



















          4















          2112, 2222, 2332, 2442, (2552, 3003) (next 6 for good measure)




          Because:




          The middle two numbers increase by one, when they reach 6, the outside numbers go up by one, the middle numbers go to zero (sort of modulo 6)







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          I would say Greg is almost correct but that the actual answer is




          2112, 2222, 2332, 0000




          Because these are




          Palindromic times on a digital clock, in order (e.g, 21:12, 22:22)







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          • Ahh. Good call! Does ROT13(Zl fba Ebova) have anything to do with it?
            – Greg
            yesterday










          • @Greg, not sure, can you see a connection? I thought it was just the truth.
            – hexomino
            yesterday










          • I can not. I was wondering how you made connection with the second part of you answer (thought that might be why)
            – Greg
            yesterday
















          12














          I would say Greg is almost correct but that the actual answer is




          2112, 2222, 2332, 0000




          Because these are




          Palindromic times on a digital clock, in order (e.g, 21:12, 22:22)







          share|improve this answer





















          • Ahh. Good call! Does ROT13(Zl fba Ebova) have anything to do with it?
            – Greg
            yesterday










          • @Greg, not sure, can you see a connection? I thought it was just the truth.
            – hexomino
            yesterday










          • I can not. I was wondering how you made connection with the second part of you answer (thought that might be why)
            – Greg
            yesterday














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          12






          I would say Greg is almost correct but that the actual answer is




          2112, 2222, 2332, 0000




          Because these are




          Palindromic times on a digital clock, in order (e.g, 21:12, 22:22)







          share|improve this answer












          I would say Greg is almost correct but that the actual answer is




          2112, 2222, 2332, 0000




          Because these are




          Palindromic times on a digital clock, in order (e.g, 21:12, 22:22)








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            yesterday










          • @Greg, not sure, can you see a connection? I thought it was just the truth.
            – hexomino
            yesterday










          • I can not. I was wondering how you made connection with the second part of you answer (thought that might be why)
            – Greg
            yesterday


















          • Ahh. Good call! Does ROT13(Zl fba Ebova) have anything to do with it?
            – Greg
            yesterday










          • @Greg, not sure, can you see a connection? I thought it was just the truth.
            – hexomino
            yesterday










          • I can not. I was wondering how you made connection with the second part of you answer (thought that might be why)
            – Greg
            yesterday
















          Ahh. Good call! Does ROT13(Zl fba Ebova) have anything to do with it?
          – Greg
          yesterday




          Ahh. Good call! Does ROT13(Zl fba Ebova) have anything to do with it?
          – Greg
          yesterday












          @Greg, not sure, can you see a connection? I thought it was just the truth.
          – hexomino
          yesterday




          @Greg, not sure, can you see a connection? I thought it was just the truth.
          – hexomino
          yesterday












          I can not. I was wondering how you made connection with the second part of you answer (thought that might be why)
          – Greg
          yesterday




          I can not. I was wondering how you made connection with the second part of you answer (thought that might be why)
          – Greg
          yesterday











          4















          2112, 2222, 2332, 2442, (2552, 3003) (next 6 for good measure)




          Because:




          The middle two numbers increase by one, when they reach 6, the outside numbers go up by one, the middle numbers go to zero (sort of modulo 6)







          share|improve this answer

















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          4















          2112, 2222, 2332, 2442, (2552, 3003) (next 6 for good measure)




          Because:




          The middle two numbers increase by one, when they reach 6, the outside numbers go up by one, the middle numbers go to zero (sort of modulo 6)







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            yesterday














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          4







          2112, 2222, 2332, 2442, (2552, 3003) (next 6 for good measure)




          Because:




          The middle two numbers increase by one, when they reach 6, the outside numbers go up by one, the middle numbers go to zero (sort of modulo 6)







          share|improve this answer













          2112, 2222, 2332, 2442, (2552, 3003) (next 6 for good measure)




          Because:




          The middle two numbers increase by one, when they reach 6, the outside numbers go up by one, the middle numbers go to zero (sort of modulo 6)








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