Does P=NP?

Does P=NP?

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Sometimes

Dunno, but muh dicks gets hard.
Here's your (You)

girl or guy

>guy
Male

you tell me
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girl

girl (male)

Man Russia sure is upping estrogen in tap water these days

its gotta be a girl man

i mean, right?

kek

Right.

tummy spots checks out

I have a N
I have a PN
Ahh
N=PN

Girl. You can't fake those hips on a man. Unless you break his pelvis to widen it.

Did/g/ finally find her
Any proof that's her?

...

Girl (male)

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Please keep posting these
I can't wait till this meme lies dead several feet underground

goddamn.. those hips. she shall bear my child

>t. an ugly undesirable man

be patient, shes not legal yet

Slavic countries have aoc around 15
Besides that picture in the OP has to be at least 3 years old

That chicks mid section is incredible.

user, this being really isn't as hot as you probably think

cover the hair and tits, you'll see 100% male

>that face
>those hips
>male

So here is the basic idea.

If the outcomes of questions are already decided then p is not equal to np.

If the outcomes are in flux so that the answer of a question is not decided until you find the answer, then p might be equal to np.

No they are not.

Long story short:
There are many NP-problems where the elite of computer science tried for ages to find "fast solutions" (which would indicate the problems lies within P). Even with funky math haxx0ry and generations of great and tricky algorithms it was pretty clear, that nobody will find a solution quicker than that.

If you really get into the details, you will understand. We did a lot of algorithms for KNAPSACK in university, and even though they are very sophisticated, they will never be polynomial. Just try it, I can't explain it very well.

So we finally found the untraceable Asuka cosplayer.
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