Claudio
Sat Aug 24 2024
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Why can't we predict prime numbers?
I've often wondered, why is it that we can't predict prime numbers? It seems like such a fundamental aspect of mathematics, yet despite centuries of study and countless algorithms, we still haven't found a way to accurately predict the next prime number. Is it because there's some inherent randomness to their distribution, or is it simply a matter of not having the right tools or methods to crack the code? I'm eager to understand the underlying reasons behind this mystery and see if there's any hope for predicting prime numbers in the future.
