The Fallacy of The Twin Primes Conjecture.

A great piece of mathematics awaiting a groundbreaking proof.
Nay, just my take on much ado about nothing. I was drawn back to this video by a 'Vanishing Comment' someone made regarding rabbit holes and putting the 'hard work in'. Well, I haven't put the hard work in but after several months of contemplating what to reply I have as of June 2023 seen the plain simple proof which any schoolboy will understand which comes to only one conclusion,
Yes, the twin primes are infinite.
I will upload within the next month leaving this video in place despite its contradiction.

[robbendays]

Strict finitism holds that there are no such things as infinite sets. The problem with this view, in my opinion, is that it implies we are living in a strictly finite universe. A strictly finite universe has a starting point, because it is not based on an infinite regress. A starting point implies that at some point in time, something has been created from nothing, which I find hard to believe.

[JJWAD]

I'm sorry for all the weird comments.
My account was hacked.
I'm still trying to find out who stole my password.
Also, what's Fermat's Little Theorem?
What were your first words as a baby?

[jamesa]

So it appears your contention is the idea that the twin prime conjecture implies infinitely large primes - whatever that means. Just because there an are infinite number of things does not mean that there are things with an infinite size. There are an infinite number of integers all of which have finite size. Euclid showed there are an infinite number of primes, again all with finite size. It is not unreasonable to conjecture that there are infinitely many twin primes as well although it has not yet been proven. All it would imply is that for any integer there are twin primes which are bigger than that.

[piergiorgiodercoli]

other video with more details (with sub eng)

[vanlepthien]

As you don't have much knowledge of mathematics, why don't you just toddle off into the sunset?
Someone may prove the conjecture, someone may disprove it, or it may never be determined.
In any case, your comments are completely irrelevant.

[paulgillespie]

Your arguments are not valid. Try doing the hard work and think things through instead of these rabbit holes of pseudo intelligence