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If a coincidence is really striking and hints at some unknown theory behind it, it's worth publishing as a regular article. This adroableadorable $1\!\tfrac12$-page paper contains nothing but "numerology"; eventually, it has led to the monstrous moonshine theory.

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If a coincidence is really striking and hints at some unknown theory behind it, it's worth publishing as a regular article. This adroable $1\!\tfrac12$-page paper contains nothing but "numerology"; eventually, it has led to the monstrous moonshine theory.

Also, this question seems relevant.

If a coincidence is really striking and hints at some unknown theory behind it, it's worth publishing as a regular article. This adorable $1\!\tfrac12$-page paper contains nothing but "numerology"; eventually, it has led to the monstrous moonshine theory.

Also, this question seems relevant.

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colt_browning
colt_browning
  • 225
  • 3
  • 11

If a coincidence is really striking and hints at some unknown theory behind it, it's worth publishing as a regular article. This adroable $1\!\tfrac12$-page paper contains nothing but "numerology"; eventually, it has led to the monstrous moonshine theory.

Also, this question seems relevant.