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From: JSH on 7 Nov 2009 19:27
One of my long-time fears was that a dramatically simple solution to
the factoring problem might crash the world economy, but after looking
over the statistics on hits to my math blog--which has had what may be
the solution for a year--it seems the world is remarkably DUMB.

So I think it's safe!

Oh yeah, after I found what I thought might be a solution to the
factoring problem I went ahead and proved that P=NP by solving the
Traveling Salesman Problem. Did that MONTHS ago. It's on my blog
too.

The world IS stupid.

So I no longer am concerned about markets crashing as the world's too
dumb for that, so it should all work out, I think.

Wow though, it is so amazing! You people going on about your business
as serious as ever I'm sure. Acting as if you're doing important
things and have important ideas. Working at research which has
probably been made completely irrelevant.

Your lost year.

But who knows? The world maybe vastly more stupid than I even think
possible and in another year I'll be making posts like this one
talking about another anniversary.

So you have another year to do things that are, worthless, and
irrelevant--oh, except they still are important in a stupid world that
can't see solutions because you people rip on people you hate as
cranks or crackpots because you're EVIL.

Factoring problem it would seem was solved about a year ago. So you
wasted a year of your lives since then, it seems because your society
maligns some people as "crackpot" and refuses to accept mathematics
you then don't like--even if it is correct.

In a word, you are: stupid.


James Harris
From: Calvin Ramsey on 7 Nov 2009 20:14
JSH wrote:

> In a word, you are: stupid.

And, you have Narcissistic Personality Disorder.

But, you already knew that, didn't you?


Ciao,


From: Mark Murray on 8 Nov 2009 03:35
JSH wrote:
> Your lost year.

Better still - five years:

http://groups.google.co.uk/group/sci.math/browse_thread/thread/a2417f4c0d92865f/462c4f5a3329caf7

M
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Mark Murray
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