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I don't think that a list of historically unsolved problems in math, and the Collatz Conjecture in particular, count as low-hanging fruit. The fact that they ha

I don't think that a list of historically unsolved problems in math, and the Collatz Conjecture in particular, count as low-hanging fruit. The fact that they have remained unsolved for so long suggests that they are rather high-hanging.

daxfohl 8y ago
Heh, fair enough. Was thinking more things that might not need advanced math to solve. Or at least to understand the problem.