The Travelling Salesman Problem has plagued computer science for nearly sixty years. Countless hours have been spent on the problem. Countless millions of dollars—funneled through universities, corporations, and government contracts—have been poured into the quest for a solution. Countless computer scientists—withered, hapless creatures—have gone bald and blind, hunched over diagrams of circuitous graphs and motorway [...]
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