Fermat's theorem

Anyone ever studied this?


xn + yn = zn

( keep in mind it has no non-zero integer solutions for x, y and z when n > 2)

>>9

Pure math has no real value until it's applied in some sense to the physical world.  Currently value-less math may gain value in the future, and is thus worth pursuing (much as discrete math and automata gained value with the advent of computing machines), but intellectual masturbation is just that, and is only highly valued by those with the luxury of not worrying about their next meal.