prove this and win 100 pounds!

Overlord

Every even number greater than two is the sum of two primes.
Show me the proof and ill show u the money.
Easy.

O and this is quake-related cos im a quake player looking to be philantropic towards my fellow quake players

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Jaden

Thats great OL, except that the prize fund offered by is MIT $1,000,000.

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Jaden.

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Zero

Hahaha Woody you little scammer.

Cloud

It sounded easy until you posted the real prize value Rob - bah!!

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Draco

It's Fermat last theorem isn't it? Or am I thinking of something else?

Draco

Jaden

Ure thinking of something else.

Fermets last theorm (x^3 + y^3 = z^3 where x,y,z are whole integers larger than 2), has already been proven.

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Jaden.

OSiriS

So whata exactly is a "whole integer" Jaden, and how does differ from a plain ordinary integer??:P

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Draco

It was proved, but in a very strange round about way using very wierd maths - probable not the "intersting" proof that Fermat mentioned.

Draco

Overlord

ahh **** the cats out of the bag u **** Jaden!

Jaden

Fractal integers are commonplace in mathematics Osi.

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Jaden.

Zero

Jaden you mullet, stop pretending you're intelligent.
Insert token smiley here -->

Zero.

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amp

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DeVore

Oh yeah, the guy who actually proved Fermats Last Theorem used Intergratin and differentiation methods that hadnt been discovered at the time of his death.

The general thinking in mathematics is that Fermat was a chancer and had no solution (or hadnt thought it through properly).
The theorem is undoubtedly true but it too over 400 pages to prove, hardly the beautiful solution Fermat noted in his margins the night before he popped his clogs.

Tom.