Overlapping the prime fundamental with the positive integers.........or the neg integers.........is like Euler's product....written like the below........different ways of looking at the same thing.......self similarity and multiplicity at the same time.................

...........(2/1)(3/2)(5/4)(7/6)(11/10).................



Also..............to reiterate.....................grouping it like that..........IS the prime fundamental.........which is like a circle........................2, 3, 5, 7, 11...............and the full thing, with the primes and the non primes..............is..............just the integers.............from 2 - 11.........with the end points...........i.e.........2 and 11........full circle.............b/c, again................2 can be seen as 11...........11 as 2...............1 + 1 = 2.................................2....................can be broken into two ones...............works either way......................................and with regard to tens..........the primes in that series........of TEN numbers.......sum to 28......which is both the 2nd perfect number..................and if u separate the single digits and double digits..............as in........28 becomes..........2 + 8 = 10..........it sums to 10.......the non primes............add up to 37.......doing the same.....................gives u another ten..........3 + 7 = 10.......but I am making this up......



...........(2/1)(3/2)(5/4)(7/6)(11/10).................ten numbers..........................all different........how strange is that?..................5 terms.....................ten numbers...............1/2........................



..............2(3/2)(5/4)(7/6)(11/10)...........