N v NP problem solution

 Indistictness

By William Kimho Huynh

November 1st, 2024 04:10

There once was an old adage. If you want to get the job done, do it yourself. That, my MIT graduate of 2025, is how you open prizes and solve distinguished doors for yourself. Now ask yourself in introspection, have I lived the condition that I feared? That is known as a zen hypothesis. What is a zen and what is a hypothesis? A zen is a method of studying reality and its practicality of phenomenology as it occurs when one sits and stares at a wall, or chants a plainchant at the wall. You can do it in costume; you can even bring your own zen hugger mugger. By now you will realize we all do zen. That is why it is special to me. Now a hypothesis is a directed question. If, then, there is a consequence. Given if there is an equation, then there is a solution. But it is not true, which means not equals or a tautology, when given if there is an equation, then there is an answer. You can rule it out in fashionable late; you can construct all sorts of truth tables to sort it out via first order logic. But you can also attempt to circumvent the entire linear equation.