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Although it should be pointed out that since P=NP has never been proven false, there is theoretically a chance of success. And if such a thing were possible, it
by lukev 16y ago
Although it should be pointed out that since P=NP has never been proven false, there is theoretically a chance of success. And if such a thing were possible, it's most likely that it would happen by looking at a new form of an NP-complete problem that might give some new mental handholds on the problem, rather than SAT itself.
Just saying.
- ryanjmo 16y agoYes, but the point is with very very high probability YOU are not going to be the one to solve P vs. NP, so you shouldn't waste your time. On a side note, I really hate when people get voted up for bringing up things that do not have realistic probabilities associated with them.