Generics - equal or not?

Are All Generics Created Equal?

Such genericity is a feature of entire sentences (or at least of entire clauses), and is not attributable to any subpart of the sentence, such as to the subject noun phrase or to the verb phrase. It is instead somehow an interaction between the two. This sets it apart from another type of genericity, which is attributed to the noun phrase’s referring to an abstract genus (or kind) and not as ma...

Fitness does not equal competence.

All opinions are not equal.

To the Editor: Gibbons et al1 detail the “noble” and Herculean task of developing American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association cardiovascular guidelines. Recommendations are based on either experimental results or opinion, with the latter being considered of uniformly lower evidentiary importance. The contribution of opinion to the guidelines is substantial in that opinion supports...

P not equal to NP

Let G(V,E) be a graph with vertex set V and edge set E, and let X be either V or E (not both). Let Π be a search problem with input X and solution Y , where Y ⊆ X. Let Y ′ denote a sub-solution of Π. That is, Y ′ is a solution of Π when the input is X ′, the vertex set or edge set of some minor of G. Consider the set system (X, I), where I denotes the family of all sub-solutions of Π. We prove ...

Does NP not equal P?

The paper is made rediculously irrelevant in light of realization that NP is anything a DTM can solve in time 2^p(|n|). One theorem found on one page taking up about 1 inch in exactly one text. The author therefore no longer supports the nonsense it purports.