our agents will concoct the elixirs to make sinofsky live to age 280 and in 2226 he will be lecturing us about how it’s all like cryptography in the 1990s.
Ideas like public key cryptography are I mean, they're just incredibly deep um very non-obvious ideas uh which in some sense lay hidden uh already sort of in in the 1930s.
Um and uh I think we would very rapidly abandon any cryptography based on the primes because if there was a one pattern that we didn't know about there's probably more.
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