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And you started to behave like a high school student again. Don't you see the difference between these proofs and my proofs or a proof presented by jyb (quoted from Wikipedia)? Last fiddled with by literka on 2013-11-16 at 02:32 |
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"The unspeakable one"
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Mar 2008
Phi(4,2^7658614+1)/2
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Why should I do it for you, after you ridiculed my proofs? Read what I wrote on my webpage. These numbers are large, but very small in comparison with F7. Your "simple" squaring would give you a number comparable with F7; My idea is such: if someone does not want to understand, leave him alone because any effort is hopeless. |
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"Serge"
Mar 2008
Phi(4,2^7658614+1)/2
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Suit yourself, because by doing this you simply admit that you failed by your own standard.
If you paid close attention, you would find that the message that I quoted was my first post; it was a question that I asked you from the very start and you didn't answer; so I simply reminded you; it has nothing to do with whether you felt ridiculed or not. The second quote is also fully in context and in it, you explain the purpose of your "proof". That particular purpose is completely failed, because you cannot demonstrate (1) through (5) with less computational* effort than the straightforward computation is worth. As to your last point, it is very important to periodically look in the mirror. Anyway, Don, stop the charade and re-login as yourself. ;-) _______ *computational in broad sense, that is, down to earth: with pencil and paper. |
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Imagine that I do not have obligation to answer all your questions, especially those, which require lot of work to answer. I still remember your unfair behavior with respect to me. You did not write posts to me, but behind my back, but I read them. Why do you think that this has nothing to do with my answering to your posts? Well, I still want to be polite and I answer your posts, but I should not do it. You have 2 choices: to accept my proofs or reject them. I do not care what you will do. |
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If you feel that you have been disrespected on this forum, you may go elsewhere, if you are so inclined. Otherwise, if you wake up and recognize that the people that have responded have been making valid points the entire time, and get the urge to learn why your proof is, for all practical purposes, pointless, feel free to ask logical questions and to take the advice of the senior members of this forum. Also, if Robert Silverman, CRGreathouse, WBlipp, Batalov, et al. suggest reading a certain paper, DO SO! Comprehension of the sources will usually provide an understanding of why certain things work or don't work in mathematics, and how to apply them. |
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Romulan Interpreter
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You guys are geniuses! You made my day. What I say my day? You made my whole weekend!
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Now, now. While everyone seems to agree that literka's manipulations don't have much value, they at least appear to be valid. DB clearly lacked the necessary knowledge of mathematics to even get that far. Still, he made up for it with some wonderful delusions of grandeur.
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