friend told me that the NSA has had the Riemann hypothesis solved for decades.What does this mean in normal people speak?
It means OP is terry a Davis
"The distribution of prime numbers is not random; it is governed by the exact same harmonic balancing laws that control the subatomic universe."
>>539683005Means they have backdoor math to hack encryption.
>>539683005>license to kill digitssay hello to moneypenny
>>539685139Prime numbers are virgins
>>539683005>root>routeguy was trying to find a line. yet he speaks of roots and not routes so he never solved his own problem.. it's just a hypotenuse. but you don't understand that because you keep talking about roots and not routes.. it's the square route.. not the square root.. if you accepted that, it would all make a hell of a lot more sense.. send a nigga a check once in a while huh?
>>539685297nigger if it was true it would mean they have a fucking backdoor to reality itself>hint: it's not true
>>539685455Thank you Terrence Howard, very cool
>>539685567How do you extrapolate that? Because of entropy as a factor in encryption?
>>539685722anybody that figures out the prime orders can reverse engineer the periodic table and find a probably infinite number of additional configurations of massyou either figure that and the NSA kills you immediately or the agency itself starts to leak exceptional discoveries into the private marketit's just so extremely unlikely that our lives wouldn't be turned upside down rapidly if it were true
>>539683005It's a mistranslation>Riemann>Ryemann>Rye manThey know how to turn people into bread, rye bread as the default but multigrain is the end goal.
>>539683005So, 6 7?
>>539685567They do have backdoors to encryption though, but they're merely bypassing the encryption not breaking it. In some rare cases they have intentionally added code into some encryption algorithms to weaken it in some undetectable way such that it can be truly broken relatively quickly.
>>539683005It's a means of finding more and more prime numbers, because if you somehow run out, cybersecurity becomes a nightmare as AI will be able to crack anything anywhere at any time.But if you create a unified formula based on a over-arching pattern, then you can indefinitely create new ciphers and codes to lock files.I guess it would also imply there's a deeper pattern to nature or some shit. But I wager you wanted a relevant practical reason.
>>539683005Put simply, it means they would be operating with 22nd century mathematics in a 21st century world
>>539685722because he incorrectly assumes that "reality is math" rather than correctly observing that math is a representation of reality. Schrodinger may or may not have made fun of people like him and said they should be gassed.
>>539686956>whole wheat germ warfare/pol/ isn't ready for this redpill.
>>539686956glyphosate was the hero all along
>>539683005You either die a zero or live long enough to see yourself become the Riemann
>>539688099Ty Anon
>>539683005Nothing. In the practical sense, everyone has always assumed it's true.
>>539688099sociology major tries to discuss math"The obvious mathematical breakthrough would be development of an easy way to factor large prime numbers." - Bill Gates, "The Road Ahead" (the one where his prognostications totally ignore the significance of the Internet)
>>539685626>The road goes on forever and the party never endsthe line goes in an upright direction, forever. In other words, the field is what's expanding. Ok? The line that Reimann tried to draw doesn't exist in one of Einstein's vacuums. The line goes forever because the field is also expanding. That field expansion, is what tows Reimann's line in an upright direction. And the question then, is why Reimann's line never touches the wall of the Universe.. The answer is black hole magnetism. When these two opposite forces of expansion and magnetism are equal the result is levitation of celestial bodies, like the sun and the stars. This is the simple perfection of God.
>>539685297no? The Riemann hypothesis is either true or false. That doesn't feed into any algorithm.If the problem was to construct or find a pattern in the zeros, then it could help.Unless you refer to the maths they developed to form the proof
>>539683005AhemAn anon made threads about this here on /pol/https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/533387951https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/533423209https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/533460166https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/533518501
>>539691115that's not about the riemann hypothesis though
>>539691135It's literally stated in the second sentence
>>539683005it just means they have proven that there is some specific relationship between the primesit doesn't give them an advantage though since people have made algorithms assuming it's true and false
>>539691157They do use the riemann zeta function, but they don't bring up the riemann hypothesis, which states that all non-trivial zeros have a real component of 1/2
>>539691115>>539691157what is this schizo babble
>>539691115that anon fucked up for the reason that's identified here in this thread. They're using pi.. Now, pi only exists in a static, fixed field, like a circle. A circle, is a static fixed field. It does not move, nor does it get larger or smaller. From that circle, pi was derived. We don't live in that world. Pi is useless for a circle that expands as a Sphere, which is what your Universe is.. Timaeus himself said a single plane would suffice but you didn't read that part in Plato. The math is all worthless until you're willing to accept that you also live in a Universe that is expanding. If you did that, then, you could start trying to figure out the math.
>>539691282I don't have a clue but AI was very impressed by itThe anon is probably correct: Only a handful of people understand this at all
>>539683005They don't have any seekrit encryption breaking because every time there is a new cipher competition they push for the broken one to become the standard like the many sabotaged and patented elliptic curves they pushed and the backdoored random number generator that Snowden leaked. If they had all powerful methods then why would they need to sabotage it all and risk getting caughtEven if theoretically the cipher is good someone has to write that software and the less you can understand it the better for then like the garbage OpenVPN software
>>539689207>math is a representation of realityand it's a shitty one at that, only an ape could come up with something so clumsily stupid and inaccurate
>>539691437Part 1, second bullet, is correctPart 1, third bullet, is not correctThe third bullet is not correct because the measurement is being taken in just 3 dimensional space; that of length, width, and height.. To make it correct, you need 5 dimensions; that of length, width, height, hypotenuse, and field expansion.. That's why the system thinks there's a localization penalty when there is in fact not. There is just an expanding field that isn't being accounted for.
>>539683005That means encryption if a facade.
>>539685139We already know Primes are distributed as spiral arms. People post it on blogs
Schizos always seize on nonsense when there's real sabotage going on.For example here is djb noooticing that Kyber-512 which NIST tried to push on everyone as the preferred standard was incorrectly given a clown tier security guarantee because they pretended exponents were being multiplied when they were only being added https://blog.cr.yp.to/20231003-countcorrectly.html He correctly assumes this wasn't a 'mistake' it was NSA once again sabotaging by overestimating the resources needed to attack claiming shit like 2^111 when it was really more like 2^36 and that's how they obfuscate and sabotage
>>539683005they want proof but all you have to do is step back and look at how ordered it all issmol brain lack perspective in abstract visualization
>>539692058Sha-512Pretty sure it’s solvable using a hypercube Also why did the NSA change the height of Kryptos on their reports when it clearly states it is 9 feet 11 inches Yet they put on their reports 10 feet tall Sha is also Set btw Sha Beast just a heads up
>>539692146Mathematics is obscured deliberately through notation It’s actually completely intuitive as you say
On prime numbers
>>539690898>The obvious mathematical breakthrough would be development of an easy way to factor large prime numbersWe divide them! Problem solved
>>539692210of course it is, you witness the magnificence of the universe without any complex interpretation, as it should be, as all things are, pure and simple in formobfuscation is not natural
>>539683005>friend told me that the NSA has had the Riemann hypothesis solved for decades.Prime numbers, implicated in cryptography, are easy to find/manipulate, making it possible to crack publicly available algos in hours instead of thousands of years. Supposing it was true.
>>539685297They don't. They simply design backdoored ones, and then try to force everyone to use those (and they are quite successful at it). On another hand, they force CPU manufacturers to insert backdoors on hardware rng stuff, which makes your encryption useless even if you aren't using zogged encryption algorithms. Solution: Get both a chinese and an american cpu, encrypt your data on both devices. If these two countries do not cooperate just to fuck (You) over, it is unlikely that they will be able to decrypt your data on their own.
>>539692546interesting, I hadn't thought to combine them like that
>>539686956> z-eta function> total glutteny colapse
