It turns out that the collatz sequence was not treating numbers as quantities of even or odd numbers, instead it’s about the binary structures of the numbers, not about being even or odd numbers this whole time.
I spent around 3 years on the collatz conjecture, what I saw is that at its core lies randomness, which can also be understood as probabilistic nature.
So at the moment I have developed a technique to work around or reduce this randomness.
The technique involves taking information in a certain dimension “A” then convert it into another dimension “B”. This has removed some of the randomness somehow.
Hello guys someone recommended me this subreddit, I am very passionate about the topic of the collatz conjecture. Happy to share my work with you guys sometimes. And also learn from your works too. I am genuinely happy to be here. Networking with real mathematicians who enjoy exploring the beauty and the art of mathematics is something I truly enjoy and love having discussions about with other passionate mathematicians.
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