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what follows: =) 311311222112 =)
I already tried to explain, right! =P

Yes, and I would like to know how?
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Are they arranged like this?
Where does this come from?
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In 12, there is 1 time the digit 1 and 1 time the digit 2, leading to 1112 (or 1(x)1 and 1(x)2)
- In 1112, there are: 3 times the digit 1, and 1 time the digit 2, leading to 3112 (or 3(x)1 and 1(x)2)
- In 3112, there is 1 time the digit 3, 2 times the digit 1, and 1 time the digit 2, leading to 132112 (or 1(x)3 and 2(x)1 and 1(x)2)
- And so on...
- In 132112, there is 1 time the digit 1, 1 time the digit 3, 1 time the digit 2, 2 times the digit 1, and 1 time the digit 2, leading to 1113122112
- In 1113122112, there are 3 times the digit 1, 1 time the digit 3, then 1 time the digit 1, then 2 times the digit 2, then 2 times the digit 1, and finally 1 time the digit 2... leading to 311311222112
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I think he has a simpler explanation guigui
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suite_de_Conway

Yeah, but mine starts at 12.

That's what he's been trying to explain to me for a while.
I don't get anything as usual.

But in 21, there is one 1 and one 2...
how do we get to 1112?
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from the beginning it doesn't work owl
we can't go from 1 to 12

since one1 = 11

yes, have to remove the 1, sorry

we could, for example, do it with any starting number:
7
17
1117
3117
132117
1113122117
311311222117
13211321322117
......

yes, any number

to explain to you without numbers and blah blah owl
it's simple, you just state it beforehand