top | item 45940105 (no title) capitol_ | 3 months ago > That is a fairly simple question. The answer to it should be simple too."Is P equal to NP" is also a simple question. discuss order hn newest phoronixrly|3 months ago The answer should be simple, too -- either yes or no. OP did not imply proving it would be simple. capitol_|3 months ago I'm pretty sure that you won't be able to claim your 1 million dollars from the Clay Mathematics Institute by just answering yes or no. load replies (1) Aurornis|3 months ago OP did imply that the paper contained the simple answer, though.It’s easy to say that the truth is simple if you ignore everything about exploring whether or not a paper is an accurate representation of the truth.
phoronixrly|3 months ago The answer should be simple, too -- either yes or no. OP did not imply proving it would be simple. capitol_|3 months ago I'm pretty sure that you won't be able to claim your 1 million dollars from the Clay Mathematics Institute by just answering yes or no. load replies (1) Aurornis|3 months ago OP did imply that the paper contained the simple answer, though.It’s easy to say that the truth is simple if you ignore everything about exploring whether or not a paper is an accurate representation of the truth.
capitol_|3 months ago I'm pretty sure that you won't be able to claim your 1 million dollars from the Clay Mathematics Institute by just answering yes or no. load replies (1)
Aurornis|3 months ago OP did imply that the paper contained the simple answer, though.It’s easy to say that the truth is simple if you ignore everything about exploring whether or not a paper is an accurate representation of the truth.
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Aurornis|3 months ago
It’s easy to say that the truth is simple if you ignore everything about exploring whether or not a paper is an accurate representation of the truth.