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Let's say I post on a relevant article that I think P equals NP, and that I've seen some NP problems that don't yet have polynomial-time solutions. That's it; n
by taco_emoji 9y ago
Let's say I post on a relevant article that I think P equals NP, and that I've seen some NP problems that don't yet have polynomial-time solutions. That's it; no justification for the statement, no further elaboration. Would you say my comment was interesting, or valuable, or really added anything to the discussion whatsoever? Or would you think that I was just posting a random, unsubstantiated opinion that actually distracted from productive conversation on the issue at hand?