Claim of Yang–Mills and QCD Proofs Uses Future Dates, Clearly a Hoax
basedjensen · x · 2026-10-27
A forwarded quote claims a model produced a natural-language proof of Yang–Mills existence on September 9, 2026, and a QCD proof on September 18, with publication delayed due to length and complexity while awaiting Lean formalization (claiming Yang–Mills formalization was completed on October 16). Note: these dates are in the future, and the spelling "mellimeum prize" is a play on the Millennium Prize—clearly a hoax or false claim, not credible. The author mocks it with a tone of "the Millennium Prize is within easy reach."
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