[Mark17]

Hadwiger-Nelson problem?

You had me going for a minute, I thought they solved Korman’s enigma. 😁

[HypatiaTaught]

At this rate, maybe the problem will be totally solved by the year 2160.

[NonValueAdded]

discovered that one of the assumptions of prior mathematicians was wrong

The fool! How can he undo "settled science???" After all, the vast majority of mathematicians thought the model was correct. Then here comes this upstart ... this solution denier ...

[Fai Mao]

“Hadwiger Nelson” Isn’t that the rapper Notorious Lacks-Talent’s real name?

[skr]

Not trying to be a smart-aleck but is there a useful application for this currently or is this more of a future application possibility?

[alexander_busek]

They wound up teaching him some math theory, which he began to explore as a means of unwinding after a hard day at work.

Sort of like, after a hard day at work developing warp drive, relaxing in the evening by deciphering Linear A ("Minoan").

Regards,

[Craftmore]

But is the cat dead or alive?

[spokeshave2]

Now, de Grey has eliminated the possibility of four colors as the solution.

The LGBT community most offended.

Hermaphrodites step in to take up the slack.

[mywholebodyisaweapon]

It was commonly known as “The Four Color Problem,” with four conjectured as the minimum number of colors mapmakers could use to represent countries so that no two adjacent countries would have the same color.

Guess now it will be known as “The Five Color Problem.”

[Rebelbase]

Sheldon Cooper is aroused.

[Red Badger]

The Hadwiger-Nelson problem came about when Edward Nelson and Hugo Hadwiger wondered about the smallest number of colors necessary to color all of the points on a graph, with no two connected points using the same color.

Edward Nelson and Hugo Hadwiger had WAAAAAY too much time on their hands....................