I think I'll allow this statement. He mentioned he's a "developer", and from his point of view, (and mine), the field of practical programming knowledge is pre

I think I'll allow this statement. He mentioned he's a "developer", and from his point of view, (and mine), the field of practical programming knowledge is pretty limited. So he could roll up to a Barnes and Noble, pick up most any book and learn the concepts in it no problem. But on the other hand, couldn't P=NP be considered "programming concept" itself? But on the third hand, maybe once its figured out, it will be a concept he could learn in a day.