Question

What is the hardest math problem on earth?

Answer 1

Is P=NP?

Answer 2

Earth is itself hard.

Answer 3

maybe what pi is.

Answer 4

2-1

Answer 5

what is the value of pi?

Answer 6

adding two number?

Answer 7

there is no exact value, supercomputers are still calculating pi.

Answer 8

Everyone knows the value of pi

Answer 9

is Q

Answer 10

There's really no need to compute it any further than we already have. But P=NP, no one knows, and that will have a huge impact on life if it turns out they are the same.

Answer 11

oh i have a better one:

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN AN UNSTOPPABLE FORCE COLLIDES WITH AN IMMOVABLE OBJECT?

Answer 12

THe result is undefined.

Answer 13

Something happens..

Answer 14

it gets destroyed or bounces back off !

Answer 15

END OF THE UNIVERSE?
perhaps...

Answer 16

well by destroyed i mean it will change

Answer 17

ktklown what is the value of pi?

Answer 18

I just though of...the answer to life, the universe, and anything.

Answer 19

Good question

Answer 20

hey guys, go sit in the corner of a circular room

Answer 21

how would things look if we could travel at the speed of light?

Answer 22

It's equal to pi. There are lots of formulations of it. For example, 4 times the sum (from 0 to infinity) of (-1)^k / 2k+1.