Your reply is what I always understood about number theory, and is true for many cases. But reading a number of important findings in number theory, when you l

Your reply is what I always understood about number theory, and is true for many cases. But reading a number of important findings in number theory, when you look at the problem in binary - as Wolfram shows - every problem looks the same. The unsolvable problems are always noise, the solved problems have a pattern. Like a class 3/4 automata, any unsolved math problem is simply an elaborate way of reaching the same conclusion: randomness, where you can't predict any given value but must compute it.