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Perfect numbers are exactly filled up, and filled in, by equal sized tetrahedrons, which are pyramids. Perfect numbers are also filled in by cubes.  Take 496 for example, a perfect number. If you have 496 tetrahedrons, they are altogether made of 1992 triangles (1600+360+32).  496 tetrahedrons also make 24, 20-component icosahedrons, with 16 additional tetrahedrons. In cubes, 496 is the sum of the first several odd-edged cubes. One(1) cube plus(+) 27 cubes(3×9 cubes) plus(+) 125 cubes(5×25 cubes) plus(+)343 cubes(7×49 cubes). 1+27+125+343=496. These internal perfect cubes(1,27,125,343), viewed as components of perfect numbers, added together and sumed, are the perfect number 496. And not just 496, but this is true of all perfect numbers, that, internally, they are sets of perfect cube-clusteres, clustered together into perfect cubes, if you can see them that way.  Whether tetrahedrons or cubes, they pack tightly.  Each tetrahedron is made of four equilateral triangle...

😐 please do all three suggestions and please explain all your language, symbols, and math terms, and define each term you use; and please state everything in your last message again according to this request. 🤖 I will do the three things: show the full 8128 cube pattern, explain the shell pattern, and explain the larger perfect-number pattern. I will also define the mathematical words and symbols as they appear. ## First correction You were correct that the last cube is: $$ 7^3=7\times7\times7=343. $$ Here, $$7^3$$ is read “seven cubed.” It means multiplying 7 by itself three times: $$ 7^3=7\times7\times7. $$ The four cubes add as follows: $$ 1^3+3^3+5^3+7^3=1+27+125+343=496. $$ The symbol $$+$$ means “add.” The symbol $$=$$ means “is equal to.” A **cube number**, or **perfect cube**, is a number made by multiplying a whole number by itself three times, such as $$3^3=27$$ and $$5^3=125$$. The number 496 is a **perfect number**. A perfect number is a positive whole number that equals ...

AUTISM, (my view), HAS TWO, MAIN, MALADAPTIVE CATAGORY TYPES: (1) persons with cognitive, arrested development with maladaptive, abnormal, norm-clashing behaviors (2) fragile, POROUS, fractured self, boundary defending, violation/trespass sensitive sensitive persons with maladaptive, abnormal, norm-clashing behaviors. (3) They have both: They have a hybrid co-occuring overlap of both(WHICH CAN AND DO FIT ALL FIVE DSM's, when looking retrospectively, correctively, at first DSM's with the insight that all core autism is maladaptive, not adaptive, seeing autism as maladaptive, abnormal behaviors affecting social activities and communications) which are MAIN CATEGORY types, not prescriptive rigid checklists, such as hand-flapping, and lack of it, misused, misunderstood as reason to deny autism diagosis, but [core autism guides] that autism, at core, is MALADAPTIVE, ABNORMAL , NORM-CLASHING BEHAVIORS. These main category types fit the primary guides of maladaptive, abnormal, NORM-CL...

The 6, 28, 496, 8028 and 33, 550, 336 are the first few perfect numbers. The thing about perfect numbers is that, above 6, they all divide by four from 28 to infinity. They are all divide by 4 (28 and up), by 6 (496 and bigger), by 7 with 28 and internally above 28 , and by 8 (496 and up). The internal mod 7, (multiples of seven) in perfect numbers starting with 28, is that all perfect number to infinity are even, and, except 28, (4×7) are internally an odd or even multiple of 7, plus 1, if the multiple of 7 is odd(example: 33,550,335 +1), or plus 6, if the multiple of seven is even.  Examples:  496 is 490, an even multiple of 7, +6.  490 even is 7×70.  8028 is 8022 (an even multiple of 7) +6. 8022 even is 7000+700+280+42. 33,550,335 is an odd multiple of 7, which added to 1, because two odds make an even, forces the perfect number 33,550,336 to be even. 33,550,335(an odd mult of 7)+1 = the perfect number 33,550,336. 33,550,33[5] is 28m+4.9m+630k+14k+6335. All perfec...

To ____Cave-Park  That's all very chatty about having autism, but since you tie what you say about yourself to a claim of autism, and since an autism diagnosis is saying you have a severe disability, what makes you clinically disabled with autism enough that you got the diagnosis from a psychiatrist or some doctor who finds you developmentally disabled and meeting autism criteria in DSM due to severe, impaired, maladaptive behaviors that started in your childhood?  I could only read the first few paragraphs. Maybe you said it past the paywall. FibetyJibets, June 4th, 2026 To: Suzanna Quintana I put my underwear on inside out on purpose when there is an uncomfortable sewing seam or stitching method that digs into my skin.  And I have frequently gone to another room and had to look around and try to figure out what I came in there for, either to do or to get. Since many such things are recurring, it is not too hard most times I suppose. But it get challenging at times. Fibe...