> A great example is the 4Chan user that solved the 25 year old permutation math problem by looking at it from a different lense. To be precise, the anonymous

> A great example is the 4Chan user that solved the 25 year old permutation math problem by looking at it from a different lense. To be precise, the anonymous user did not solve the problem. They lowered the bound on the set of possible solutions. EDIT: I realized this isn't sufficiently precise either...the user increased the lower bound of the set of solutions. What I originally said could be interpreted as the upper bound being decreased. That's not the case.