252 Are the Androids Dreaming Yet?
Four Colors is All You Need
had found a proof. He had solved an unsolvable problem, a problem that could not be answered by using a computer. Therefore, Andrew Wiles cannot be a computer!
As with all real-life stories, it was not quite as neat as this. It turned out Wiles’ initial proof had an error in it, identified by one of his referees. Wiles had made an assumption about a particular number theory that had not been proven: it was still a conjecture. Working with another
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