To be fair, graffe did address the question to "math people," who are a subset of CGCC users more likely to be interested in discussing "useless" quandaries in number theory.

Personally, I'm don't know enough about this particular area of math to be interested, but there are other, similarly abstract topics I'd love to discuss.

Yeah, and the first few times we discussed prime number stuff it was fine. But just like how prime discussions are discouraged on main, there's only so many before it gets really tiring, and nobody in the last few weeks has seen graffe's puzzles and stepped up, so I think it's pretty unlikely anyone here knows enough specific stuff about primes to be of any use

@graffe I looked through the wikipedia article and two math.se posts but couldn't find anything that beats li(x)

> |pi(x) - li(x)| < sqrt(x)log(x) / 8pi for all x >= 2657 if Riemann hypothesis is true

this accuracy is just too powerful for large enough x

and summoning Riemann hypothesis was too powerful for se chat