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The Fate of the Riemann Hypothesis Rich Schwartz: The sun beat down like a sledgehammer on what was left of Brown Uni- versity, a once-great institution. On this first day of June, 2035, Professor Roderick Shotz stood quietly outside his “office”, squinting up at the blazing sun. Sweat poured down his forehead and stung his eyes. This was the third day in a row where the temperature topped one hundred and ten degrees. “Fuck”, Shotz said to himself as he watched the enormous columns of smoke penetrate the soupy and toxic atmosphere. The smoke issued from a field behind the data center. To…
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