Re: JSH: Remarkably odd

On Feb 20, 7:14 pm, JSH <jst...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Do any of you realize that I actually do have a remarkably simple
proof of a method that solves the factoring problem through use of
Pell's Equation?  

Factored an RSA number yet?

Or do you all believe posters who post with claims
it does not work?

Until I se EVIDENCE, I'm siding with the claims it doesn't work.


I'm curious.

Ignorant and stupid are more apt terms.


One question I've often wondered is, are you people serious or are you
playing some weird games?

Weird game. It's called the RSA Challenge. Ok, the game is cancelled,
but the challenges are still posted waiting for someone to prove
their mettle by solving them.


Here I can step rather succinctly through one of the most beautiful
mathematical proofs in human history which happens to solve the
factoring problem.

Liar.


I've argued about it a bit and watched in amazement as posters have
made false statements about the argument, or ignored key pieces, and I
find it remarkably odd.

Really thick, aren't we?


Is ANYONE aware of the proof itself or its outlines?  

No, so forget about the world beating a path to your door.

Any of you have a clue how the proof goes?  

No. Who cares?

I've talked about it quite a bit now, and
it is on my math blog if you want to go read it again.

Want someone to read it, go factor some numbers first.


Anyone know it?  

No. No one knows it because no one cares.

Or are you all clueless for real?  

Of course not, we simply ain't gonna let you have the
satisfaction.

Or all lying in a
remarkable group effort, as if it matters.

Yeah, a group effort.


There is no stopping the Hammer.  It cannot be stopped.

If only you could get it started. Need a push?


James Harris

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