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What is the simplest proof that P=NP?
Waht is the simplest complete unified model of physics?
How do I make you grant me unlimited wishes?
Monkey's paw moment:
Simply wish for unlimited wishesWish granted! Bam, you can now wish anything, as many times as you want, and it won't be any different!
Except you missed the point.
They asked for the instruction as their third wish. They don't have any wishes left to wish for more.
Only the post is about asking questions to the devil, not asking for wishes. Which would make no difference in the end, you can make all the wishes you want, there was never anything about making any of them coming true.
Maybe add "that can be understood by most experts in the relevant field of study living today" to those questions, cause you might get something incomprehensible in the response.
My first thought for the first one is that a malicious devil will just reply that n=1.
"Satan has stopped responding. Would you like to force close?"