About: The World's Hardest Maths Problems

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These individual questions were first created by Euclidean Protectorate in order to pose a test for the officers to see if they were fit to join the ranks in the fight against the Non-Euclidean Witchcraft created during World War π. The idea was that there could only be one of three outcomes, each with different decisions made concerning the individual to have provided those answers:

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rdfs:comment	These individual questions were first created by Euclidean Protectorate in order to pose a test for the officers to see if they were fit to join the ranks in the fight against the Non-Euclidean Witchcraft created during World War π. The idea was that there could only be one of three outcomes, each with different decisions made concerning the individual to have provided those answers:
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abstract	These individual questions were first created by Euclidean Protectorate in order to pose a test for the officers to see if they were fit to join the ranks in the fight against the Non-Euclidean Witchcraft created during World War π. The idea was that there could only be one of three outcomes, each with different decisions made concerning the individual to have provided those answers: * The officer attempted to answer the questions in the time allowed, and failed on account of their impossibility. If they did not complain, and merely took it on themselves as failure, then they were counted as having enough faith in the Order to be allowed to fight. * However, if the officer complained that the questions were impossible, then whilst their faith was still demonstrated, they were shot for insubordination. In the order there can be no room for such insolence! * The third outcome was that the officer would answer all the questions, and worst of all get them right. As this was only possible by practicing Non-Euclidean Magicks, the officer has deemed a Heretic and burned at the stake for witchcraft

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