"Warp" <war### [at] tagpovrayorg> wrote

>   "This problem is solvable" actually means that you can assume
> something about the problem, as I described in that post. Without
> knowing that it is indeed solvable it would be quite hard to prove that
> it indeed is. Would require quite complicated math.

A problem is either solvable, not solvable, or a fields medal candidate. We
can safely ignore the last possibility here I think. If you ask me a
problem/puzzle to find a solution to, and if I trust that you are not
leading me to a wild goose chase, it means it's given that it *is* solvable.
If I don't trust you, no amount of reiterating that it's solvable will
convince me ( "if ((((x=true)=true)=true..." syndrome ).

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