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[–] 15073142? 1 point 0 points 1 point (+1|-1) ago
Ha why are you self labeling as a shill? I agree with what you said here. However, if you take this single non-conclusive yet "interesting" proof, and combine it with all of the other non-conclusive "interesting" proofs, it begins to beg the question-- how many "coincidences" before mathematically impossible? Q has been asking anon's this question for as long as I remember being into Q.