"But in the final days of 2020, while out for a leisurely walk with his wife and children, Green suddenly had an insight: What if instead of one smallish blue circle per tile, you used many minuscule circles, scattered randomly?"
That's funny, guy writes a 68 page paper based on a random thought he had while out for a walk that shows a nearly 100-year-old combinatorics problem is not only wrong but spectacularly wrong.
Advanced mathematics stuff is just so crazy, I don't get it AT ALL, but it's so cool so many people can do it.
That's funny, guy writes a 68 page paper based on a random thought he had while out for a walk that shows a nearly 100-year-old combinatorics problem is not only wrong but spectacularly wrong.
Advanced mathematics stuff is just so crazy, I don't get it AT ALL, but it's so cool so many people can do it.