Proving Goldbach's conjecture.

What approach should be taken in proving Goldbach's conjecture? Just as Andrew Wiles proved Fermat's Last Theorem via a connection between Modular Forms/Elliptic Curves and Number Theory (via the Taniyama–Shimura conjecture), which branch of mathematics do you expect could be used to prove said conjecture? I hear that a connection between modern theoretical physics, and number theory, has been made by a Russian mathematician as a proof - but due to a lack of rigour, it has been shunned.

Alternatively, do you think that such a proof could be achieved via pure number theory? A true, rigorous, proof - one for 'The Book' (Erdos)?

To smart for me ^^ sooo ima say something to do with maths ... USE SUBTRACTION!

i fucking hate the word 'theorem'

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