If P=NP is proved, what would be the consequences?
>>8085482
I would call the cyberpolice and then consequences will never be the same.
Also, is "P=NP?" itself a NP problem, and can we prove that "P=NP?" is a NP problem, or is this proof itself a NP problem?
>>8085486
she's a prostitute now by the way. She lives in my town
>>8085488
So...you hit it, right? I would feel like I have to, just to know I did.
>>8085532
I would turn 360° and give it a brain slushy.
>>8085482
If P = NP, then cryptography would be null and void.
>>8085482
It would be easier schedule things well.
Any things, but most notably plane flights.
>>8085482
by itself probably nothing.
someone still have to come up with a P algorithm for NP problems for it to be off any use.
P != NP because its comparing 2 letters to one, which obviously isn't the same thing.
Give me the one million
>>8085482
>P=NP
Wat dis mean?
>>8085488
sauce
>>8085931
are all problems solvable in polynomial time?
>>8086021
wrong