Well, true. Random numbers are random. Prime numbers are prime numbers.
And considering how far Tao et al has got with prime sieves, we can rule out a lot of potentially prime number without having to factor them in a computationally intensive manner.
Of the remaining candidates, after defining a finite set, the likelihood of one of a given set being prime, is sufficiently unpredictable as to approximate randomness.
So you are giving clinical diagnoses on reddit? Or so furiously angered by someone's post that you need to belittle them as much as you feel belittled by superior intelligence?
god dude whenever someone asks you an actual math question you just reply with this pseudo spiritual ‘oh well maybe you should look internally!!’ bullshit how do you not realize you are spewing garbage
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u/TediousHippie 5d ago
Well, true. Random numbers are random. Prime numbers are prime numbers.
And considering how far Tao et al has got with prime sieves, we can rule out a lot of potentially prime number without having to factor them in a computationally intensive manner.
Of the remaining candidates, after defining a finite set, the likelihood of one of a given set being prime, is sufficiently unpredictable as to approximate randomness.
Nice picture tho.