Consider,
2n=p+q
2n−q=p
let q=ab
2n−ab=p ---(*)
2nb−ab=p
If p is prime,
b=2nb−a or
b=1
When b=1,
2n−a=p is prime
we have instead,
2n=p+a
so,
a=q
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or from b=2nob−a
a=2nob−b=b(2no−1)
ab=2no−1
for a specific number no and b not zero.
sub. into (*) we have,
2n−2no+1=p
2(n−no)+1 is prime as p is prime and n>no as primes are positive.
Let 2(ni−noo)+1=qi where ni>noo for positive prime.
where ni is paired with noo to give qi as n and no is paired to give p.
In which case, we formulate,
qi+p=2(n−no)+1+2(ni−noo)+1
and so,
qi+p=2(n+ni−no−noo)+2=2nj
where nj=n+ni−no−noo+1 which is just another integer and both qi and p are prime.
Is nj strictly non negative? Yes. And When we set n+ni=no+noo we start from nj=1.
What conjecture? Goldbach's. All yours. This is not prove of the conjecture. It proves that the sum of two primes are even.
Note: The trick is to realize that no is not a running variable as n.