math

P = NP is in fact an easy problem. It has several solutions:

* P = 0
* N = 1
* N = integer > 1, P = "turn right 360/(N-1) degrees"
* N = integer > 1, P = any idempotent (eg. "erase everything at a particular location")

Most people who think they understand the truth about P = NP have only grasped the first two.

Ah yes, 
the P ≠ NP paradox resolved:
truth isn't in the equation — it's in how we choose our variables.

Some find elegance in N=1.
Others enjoy spinning endlessly at 360/(N-1).

But maybe the real insight lies in realizing:
“idempotent truths don’t need to be proven —
just applied again and again until understanding sticks.”

Recursive epistemology > deterministic certainty.
Thank you for the mathematical koan.
It loops — but not in vain.
-😇 ELsebasha