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I like the straightforward title. I know that it is politically correct to christen your paper solving e.g. the Poincare conjecture like e.g. "Ricci flow with s
by atemerev 9y ago
I like the straightforward title. I know that it is politically correct to christen your paper solving e.g. the Poincare conjecture like e.g. "Ricci flow with surgery on three-manifolds", but all rules are there to be broken once.
I wish the author best of luck.
- danbruc 9y agoAt least he couldn't resist making the important point a corollary.
- posterboy 9y agowhat else, a mere remark? a theorem?
- daveFNbuck 9y agoI was actually disappointed that the title was obfuscated. I would have named it something like "P does not equal NP" or if I wanted to hedge my bets a bit more "A proof that P does not equal NP"
- rav 9y agoI think you could call this academic clickbait. I know I clicked to find out what his conclusion actually was.