Why is there still a lot of unsolved math problems, despite having really advanced computers?
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Because some things are very very complicated.
It’s a similar idea to chess computers. They’re very powerful and very good but, despite the fact that it’s purely a game of strategy and every piece has predefined moves, therefore there’s only a finite number of moves in each position, nobody and no computer have developed a surefire winning strategy. It’s just too complicated.
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