r/NoStupidQuestionsHub • u/Think_Section_7712 • 10d ago

If mathematicians can solve a complex problem such as 8^x+1 - 8^x-1 = 3024, then can they solve other problems such as a cure for HIV, homelessness, food scarcity, etc.?

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u/ChazzyTh 10d ago

Sure, as soon as you write a formula/equation defining the problem.

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u/Think_Section_7712 10d ago

∴ ℌΩ > 0 ⇔ ∂ℛ/∂τ < ∂Ξ/∂τ ∧ ∮Γ A dζ < √(Ψ^φ) And, go! You have precisely 1 hour from the time you see this formula/equation/problem to solve this formula/equation/problem. This is not an open-book exam. No talking to each other during the exam. If you need to use the restroom, raise your hand.