This is Watanabe Tenmei from Seito Medical School Clear File. This time's theme is about cryptography. There are various types of codes. Major ones include RSA encryption and SHA256. I'm not a professional researcher, but I do research as a hobby. Many people think that research means poring over difficult technical books and papers and coming up with far-fetched theories. I myself wondered if there was an easy way to find 13 and 7 from 91 in the case of 13 x 7 = 91 using the formula prime number x prime number = composite number. 91 is a two-digit number, but if it reaches 700 digits, that is, if there are 700 0s after the 1, it is impossible to decipher it on a computer. Of course, recent advances in decoding technology have led to the development of quantum computers.
I have fond memories of research that I cannot express in this article alone. I immersed myself in research from the time I got home from work until late at night, and although I never fell asleep due to fatigue, it was difficult to wake up in the morning because of the short amount of sleep I had. Fortunately, I wasn't late for work, so I would like to congratulate myself. Watanabe-kun, you're doing your best, aren't you? At that rate, I would like to double the sales target for last month next month. In terms of research, I created various tools that were easy for me to use, and I was under the illusion that I still had a lot of room for improvement.
Now, returning to the topic of codes, there was a methodology that was named the Tower of Druaga for solving codes. By repeatedly taking the difference between numbers and substituting them, you will run up the stairs of the tower using manual labor and internet tools. When I was about to let go, I had the experience of thinking about a methodology for prime factorization, thinking that there might be another methodology. However, this is all in the past.
The research I will be working on from now on is a game about the impact that dragons, which look like large children, have on the ecosystem. Its power is outstanding, and by combining three random elements (the number doesn't matter whether it's four or five), I came up with two new products that I didn't know if they would sell in 5 or 6 minutes. If you have a product that seems likely to sell, it might be fun to try calculating it from a business perspective. If we can sell this much with only this cost, we'll be in the black, and we'll have to assemble this part and that part in the first place... Personally, I think I can stay immersed in it for a long time (lol).
What I want to say is that science can be a means to solve something, or it can be a chain that binds you. If you are always confused by fixed ideas of science, you will not be able to think about other simple solutions. Therefore, instead of a science that seeks to approximate nature, we need a dragon that creates what is not found in nature. I hope that if dragons influence the ecosystem, it will have a positive effect. Furthermore, the method of decomposing equations into simple equations such as A=B and C=D, and reassembling them can also be expected to bring great progress to humanity. The scientific mystery of taking 3 steps forward and 2 steps back can be said to be wasteful if you take 5 or 6 steps forward without going back all at once. Of course, you will also need to make an effort to prove that all of your ideas are correct. I never fail, so it would be safer to research carefully before saying anything.
By the way, samples of the impact dragons have on the ecosystem are ``a machine that automatically moves and sprinkles water on fields and golf courses like a Roomba'' and ``a dessert of deep-fried watermelon, placed on a skewer, and served with ice cream''. . What did you all think of this story? The possibility that things that do not exist at all in the universe will be born one after another may keep the world rolling. If you have time, please try it out. See you soon.
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