Complex Zeros in Riemann Zeta Function: Is it Possible?

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Your math page requires a password and username, I am very skeptical as to joining a commercial site, especially if I'm unsure of the content.

When you say zeta(s-1/2) on the critical strip, do you mean when 1 > re s > 0 or when 1 > s-1/2 > 0 ?

Also if you show that zeta(s) is a zero in the critical strip, then you've already shown that zeta(1-s) is one.

If your proof is so simple, you should write it here.
 
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solamon please, and I'm not saying it because I'm bad, and i don't want to hurt anyone, but please- SHUT UP!

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