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Look at this number:

11732185257448480166176242876112284486042742946131111493953183550895075811 
11973086857454524059995754051178328588785835318415029838850875091778558864 
902895107205590716638457567080120811328335840498029896573618086708333433

What is so special about it? Well, it is a prime number. Moreover it is a prime number of a special form N º p (mod q), where N, p and q are all primes. Moreover it is a prime number, which is

See how handy it is: simply remember two primes - this one and 547 - and you can get a list of the first 100 prime numbers at once just like this whenever you want it :)

But speaking seriously, the practical implication of such prime numbers is questionable, the only reason I’m spending my time on this subject is because I found it curious.

NB: “Pr-prime” is not a standard mathematical or cryptographical term; “pr” here simply stands for “prime reminders”