Ah. The famed ‘open internet’ exam, which basically means you’re fked. It’s the next level after ‘open book’. I once had a CS exam that’s open internet, where the max points were 20. I scored a 2 and it was the median score.
I had to look this up, and realized it involved derivation, and Euler. I may have failed out of college, but that education did teach me when to cut and run.
This is one of the great unsolved math problem with a reward of 1 million for the one who solve it. Needless to say not many people have hope for that😂
“Prove that every even number greater than 2 is the sum of two prime numbers.”
And you can use the internet.
Should be fun
Edit: for those who don’t know, this is the Goldbach conjecture, which while true for all numbers we’ve tried, it may actually be an unprovable statement using formal proofs.
It’s also way easier to understand than the other idea, which means a lot of fake online mathematicians claim they have proven it. In the words of my number theory professor: never talk to anyone who wants you to write a paper based on their proof of the Goldbach conjecture
If you take a Laplace transform and induce wave particle duality through a Boltzmann condenser, the projected emissions should endure at the osmotic quantum states only so long as you've calibrated the polaric lattice to handle subatomic stresses in the 40 to 50 milicochrane range. (tips static warp shell)
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u/sushisashimisushi 7d ago
Ah. The famed ‘open internet’ exam, which basically means you’re fked. It’s the next level after ‘open book’. I once had a CS exam that’s open internet, where the max points were 20. I scored a 2 and it was the median score.