 It is interesting to speculate on the possibility of any number "E" having zero prime pairs, taking these Gaussian forms as probabilities, and assuming it is legitimate to extrapolate to the zero-pair point.If this is done, the probability of zero pairs for any one "E", in the range considered here, is of order 10−3700.The integrated probability over all "E" to infinity, taking into account the narrowing of the peak width, is not much larger.