This proof demonstrates P ≠ NP by exploring their distinct temporal characteristics, suggesting a fundamental difference.
We prove P≠NP by establishing that P and NP are fundamentally distinct ontologicalcategories: P is a timeless operation, while NP is inherently temporal. Since timelessnessand temporality are mutually exclusive properties, P cannot equal NP. The proof requiresonly the definitions of verification, discovery, and time itself.
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