Question

What is the future of mathematics?

Answer 1

someday we'll be able to divide by zero... :)

Answer 2

Riemann hypothesis!

Answer 3

indeed

Answer 4

what else though?

Answer 5

any ideas?

Answer 6

well the Riemann hypothesis is pretty big

Answer 7

some conjectures like Goldbach's or Collatz's

Answer 8

in english please?

Answer 9

i mean the big picture

Answer 10

more mathematics.

Answer 11

what will it be doing, what will it be like?

Answer 12

i think one of the newer branches (idk) is fractals and its uses...

Answer 13

If there would be more mathematics it would just make school more longer and hard, that is what i think

Answer 14

if ti got even more complex, would humans even e able to do it? or would computers do all math in the future

Answer 15

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Answer 16

i think that humans will be able to solve these complex problems without computers or calculators, it will just take longer though.

Answer 17

isn't there a big prize for proving the Riemann Hypotheses? i think a read that somewhere in the past - millions i believe

Answer 18

words will soon be included instead of just letters

Answer 19

we are going to turn it into a co-op and vie for a seat at the UN

Answer 20

lol

Answer 21

ultimately we are just going to reach 42 and be done with it ;)

Answer 22

i divided by zero yesterday

Answer 23

“ The true method of forecasting the future of mathematics lies in the study of its history and its present state.[1] ”

Answer 24

had a headache for two hours, but the police didn't come

Answer 25

i discovered the value of log(0) , but it turned out I made an error and had to give it back

Answer 26

Mathmatics is constantly growing. In the future, math will likely focus more on physics applications and linear algebra, specifically matrix factorization. Both are widely used today, and are the most explored because of their uses.

Answer 27

What's the present of mathematics? I don't think many of us can answer even that.

Answer 28

the present of mathematics is a gift that cant be returned no matter what you get on the test

Answer 29

There once was a student from Trinity,
Tried to take the square root of infinity.
Whilst counting the digits
Was seized with the fidgets.
Gave up math and took up divinity.

Answer 30

...that was pascal blaze :)

Answer 31

and statistically speaking; that is the only clean limerick in existence

Answer 32

Whatever I do in the future is the future of mathematics. Also more poetry fun!

Pi goes on forever,
And e is just as cursed.
I wonder which is larger,
When their digits are reversed?

Answer 33

that is something to think about