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Explain the Riemann hypothesis to me, including the contexts and the current work, without using technical language, to a general audience, in three sentences o
by kristopolous 8y ago
Explain the Riemann hypothesis to me, including the contexts and the current work, without using technical language, to a general audience, in three sentences or less. What about the Japanese language? The history of Israeli-Palestine relations maybe?
Some things are complicated and take 200 pages. There's nothing more to it.
- anoncoward111 8y ago"The Japanese language is a very interesting and unique human language. With over 250m speakers and a rich linguistic history, everything from its orthography to grammar to pronunciation provides interesting areas to explore further." At least now the reader can ask, "what makes the orthography so interesting"? To which a deeper conversation can be had about its symbolic writing method and efforts to romanize and digitize it efficiently. Now the reader has more reason to check out the book with just 4 or 5 sentences of info. Its like an outline vs a headline.