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Let's assume my intent for publishing the paper was clean and I was not attempting to subvert colour. What happens if word spreads around on the internet that t

Let's assume my intent for publishing the paper was clean and I was not attempting to subvert colour. What happens if word spreads around on the internet that the prime number in my paper is actually the illegal DeCSS prime number, making it into an efficient avenue of its dissemination and distribution? Is my paper going to get censored or not?

teddyh 6y ago
> Is my paper going to get censored […]? No, but that is not a problem, since that will never happen. There are too many prime numbers for you to accidentally stumble upon that prime number while doing something else. The theoretical possibility that you might is not a problem for the law, which only concerns itself with problems which occurs in practice.