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We still haven't proven whether there are infinitely many prime numbers that remain prime when you reverse the order of their digits.

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Palindromic and reversible primes show interesting patterns, but whether infinitely many exist across all number bases remains unconfirmed. This is one of many number-theoretic curiosities still lacking rigorous proof.

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