The linked opinion poll by Gasarch is a pretty fun read, and has a section with various academics’ thoughts on the matter:
Only a few people will follow the proof. Whoever does will spend the rest of
his life convincing people it is correct.
Even though P6=NP people should still work on trying to prove P=NP to
see what goes wrong.
I think the P=BPP question is almost as interesting. I am appalled that people take for
granted that P=BPP.
That’s a cool one to read. I like seeing the different opinions of respectable mathematicians and computer scientists’ two cents on the issue. As an aside, the professor who taught me Calc 2 is quoted in this list, which was a nice surprise :)
The linked opinion poll by Gasarch is a pretty fun read, and has a section with various academics’ thoughts on the matter:
That’s a cool one to read. I like seeing the different opinions of respectable mathematicians and computer scientists’ two cents on the issue. As an aside, the professor who taught me Calc 2 is quoted in this list, which was a nice surprise :)