/sci/ - Science & Math

I need money to survive, then I'll continue the research

you really think there are smart people here? where do you think you are

>>15502765
I can already solve navier stokes (numerically) so I don't see the issue.

>>15502771
b-but aren't 4chan supposed to be filled with geniuses who know what's right or wrong as opposed to normies?

>>15502776
isn't*

>>15502776
No, 4chud is full of rightoid sponges who thrive off the work of high-IQ libs. I'll always remember when /g/ forked Audacity because of troons and couldn't do anything to it except update README 500 times and rewrite the code of conduct.

>>15502769
Okay, you will get something.

>>15502765
>If you're so smart, why don't you solve one of these?
Anon they're really fucking hard where not outright impossible. Really fucking hard in the way an actual genius would find it really fucking hard. Poking at these for fun is one thing, but your odds of solving any even if you are a genius is in competition with all the other geniuses working on them professionally worldwide.

Good fucking luck.

>>15502782
Kek
Even the +NIGGER license meme they made, the website was hosted by a troon
>>15502765
I just downloaded a pdf of a pde textbook. Will solve the navier stokes existence and smoothness problem any day now

>>15502772
Mathematics =/= computation

>>15502765
P =/= NP
Riemann hypothesis is undecidable and therefore true (non-critical zeroes are undefinable)
Where's my 2 million dollars?

>>15502772
But if you solve the problem in the negative, you could build a silent (the problem is about the non-compressible NS equations) fusion reactor.

>>15502985
P actually equals NP. The algorithm isn't anything that wouldn't fit in a couple of chapters of Cormen and Rivest.

In the time it would take to solve one of these, even if I could, I would have already earned more than $1m. Increase the prizes and then we'll talk.

>>15502765
These problems to me seem more of a meta level issue than something specifically hard, since the solutions would require expanding beyond our current tools (P versus NP, Riemann hypothesis)

>>15502765
>solve millennium problem
>keep proof in my desk with all my other proofs
>never publish it
>heart is attached to a monitor set to burn all my possessions when I die

P=NP
Penis=NicePenis

>>15502765
>P vs NP
It's easy: P wins.

Snapchat AI thinks P=/=NP

>>15502765
I maxed out WAIS-IV, and that's my entire self-esteem. I'm scared of pursuing those and confirming my growing suspicions that a maxed-out WAIS-IV is overrated.

>>15502997
I'll give you a hint: P=/=NP is equivalent to the law of conservation of energy.

>P versus NP
You will never be a real P.

>>15502769
>>15503002
This, it would be easier to start a company and develop software with a lot of money in it.

Science and math is first of all for fun and for the sake of human advancement, not a stupid 1 million

>>15502765
P equals NP when P equals N minus P

>>15502810
>Even the +NIGGER license meme they made, the website was hosted by a troon
The website is hosted by Crunklord420.

>>15503996
You can suck on my PP

>>15503999
Meant for>>15503995

>>15503999
I don't know why you even brought that up btw, the license was invented on fedi by someone who hates /g/.

>>15503178
How does that work? Why wouldn't Conservation of Energy be equivalent to P=PSPACE instead? Conservation of Energy doesn't hold in GR anyway.

>>15502765
Who gives a shit? If I wanted $1,000,000 I'd just set up an Amazon company that dropships Chinese trash from AliExpress.

>>15502765
We can probably prove all but the Hodge conjecture with known methods. It's just no academic has the time and energy to do it. There are also limited gains from it since we can already basically infer P/NP, Navier Stokes etc

>>15505184
That's not true with P=NP. They could be equal and that would change the world.

>>15502765
I am smarter. I will post in the thread, close the tab, and continue what I was doing prior to being caught up in it.

>>15505335
They could be equal in a non-effective way, so we would be fucked in both directions.

>>15502765
Rewrite these questions to be anime questions

>>15502765
I'm in the top 0.01% of intelligence, which means there are about 800,000 people smarter than me.
One of them can do it.

>>15502765
I didn't go to school for math silly

>>15502765
im not so smart
also poor

>>15505335
> change the world
True, but whenever I fart that also changes the world. P=NP has no greater consequence