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Sure -- but it won't help.

Prime sequences are used to generate psuedo-random strings in cryptology nowadays. They seem to mostly work, although if someone discovers a fast way to factor Primes, that'll break a lot of modern crypto.

Lotteries, on the other hand, use analog random number generators -- they spin balls in a cage, for instance. While both methods produce nearly random sequences, they aren't related.

Good try though :}

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