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Millenium Prize Problems - January 28, 2010Rating: 3.6/5 (27 votes cast)
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Did you actually solved the 'Clay problems'?
Oh wait, now I got it haha
At least the prestige is good. But, remember that old saying, oft paraphrased? "With the Clay Mathematics recognition and $1,000,000, I can get a cola..."
Sorry, but can you explain what the paraphrase means?
It's a saying--"With a PhD and a dollar, I can get a cup of coffee." "With a First Prize and five bucks, I can eat at McDonalds."--in other words, the honor/recognition doesn't really mean that much in the real world.
??? There is food at MacDonalds?
I said nothing about food there. Only that you can eat--if you have the money...
??? You can eat at MacDonalds???
as the clay mathematics prize isn't readjusted by inflation rates, $1,000,000 will soon be worthless =P