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James Harris wrote: > What makes the story here *extremely* pathetic is that mathematicians > can't in *any* way approach what I showed you in going from a partial > difference equation that counts primes, as they don't have one, to a > continuous function. A "continuous function" which does exactly what? You have not shown that it has any bearing whatsoever on the prime counting function. You have shown *no* results! > If they can, I'd like to see *anyone* post a demoonstration like mine. Look at Ullrich's recent post under one of your recent threads. > I wouldn't be surprised if rank and arrogant posters try to attack > that posting, but pay careful attention to what they say, and > remember, despite it's gloried history, nothing even close to that has > been possible with anything that mathematicians have discovered that > counts primes in recorded human history. Puleez! You have made this self-aggrandizing claim countless times. Once should be enough, at least it would be for a rational person. [snip umpteenth plus umpteenth diatribe against mathematicians] James, you are an incredible, hilarious joke. Your gray matter has decidedly brown tinge to it. Please shut up and go away. Come back when you crack RSA encryption. -- There are two things you must never attempt to prove: the unprovable -- and the obvious. -- Democracy: The triumph of popularity over principle. -- http://www.crbond.com
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