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It appears that a term with a given index in the sequence will only affect the prediction of primes around that given index in the prime sequence. This provides reasonable flexibility and ease in predicting the next terms in the sequence when given the exisiting sequence of prime numbers. Now to look for patterns.  Adjusting the first term in this sequence seems to have no change suggesting it isn't used by the function.  adjusting a lower term in the starting sequence affects all terms beyond it in the new sequence thus making it incorrect very quickly. However, adjusting a higher term in the starting sequence doesn't seem to affect the lower terms of the new sequence. It is not know if it is necessary to have the $1$ at the beginning of the sequence of primes. That is just how it was engineered in this circumstance.