'''''As the building block for all numbers, prime numbers have a [[spiritual]] quality that has fascinated [[mathematicians]] and others'''''. Prime numbers are a great way to learn and teach [[math]], to improve mental acuity and focus, to fend off [[addiction]], and to understand great works such as the [[Bible]]. The two greatest unsolved mysteries in [[mathematics]] relate to prime numbers: every even number greater than 2 is the sum of two primes ([[Goldbach's conjecture]]), and there are apparently [[infinity|infinitely]] many [[twin primes]]. There may be infinitely many [[Mersenne prime]]s. | '''''As the building block for all numbers, prime numbers have a [[spiritual]] quality that has fascinated [[mathematicians]] and others'''''. Prime numbers are a great way to learn and teach [[math]], to improve mental acuity and focus, to fend off [[addiction]], and to understand great works such as the [[Bible]]. The two greatest unsolved mysteries in [[mathematics]] relate to prime numbers: every even number greater than 2 is the sum of two primes ([[Goldbach's conjecture]]), and there are apparently [[infinity|infinitely]] many [[twin primes]]. There may be infinitely many [[Mersenne prime]]s. |